The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking

The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking
Mark Rasch, 2004-10-25

A new federal case illustrates the role computer intrusion is taking in the high-stakes world of niche Internet commerce.

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The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking 2004-10-25
Don Parker (1 replies)

Too true that market forces have finally collided with the world of the hacker. Funny thing is though just where the heck would you advertise or go shopping for such a hacker? After all it is not like there is a central dbase out there with those willing to hack for a few bucks. Strikes me mostly as...

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"hackers" are the movers and shakers of the Internet, business, capitalism 2004-10-31
Chicagoland's Windy City... (1 replies)

Regarding capitalism and the businesses built upon it: Hasn't it always been really about being cut-throat, stepping on other's faces to come out ahead? Instead of focusing on the press's dark definition of the "evil hacker", within that spirit came about all of the creative innovations - the same...

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"hackers" are the movers and shakers of the Internet, business, capitalism 2004-11-02
Miles Stevenson

!!??
This is one of the most obscene definitions of Capitalism I have ever seen or heard, specifically because it violates the very nature of what Capitalism stands for.

Capitalism is about an individuals right to PRODUCE by his own mind, by is own effort. In what irrational, amoral trash-can di...

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The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking 2004-10-30
John Nagle, Downside

There's now a market in exploits. See

http://www.spamforum.biz
-Forums
-Information About the Bulk Email Marketing Spam Industry
-Business and Doing Deals
-List, Software, Hosting, Sponsers (sic)

>Today, 02:40 AM
>kranc is Offline:
>Junior Member
>
> need new exploit..
> need a n...

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The Latest Tool in Competition: Hacking 2004-11-01
Anonymous

"A standard "clickwrap" agreement is sufficient. If you have a portion of your website that you want to protect with a userid and password, you should force subscribers to agree to a set of reasonable terms and conditions of use of the website and its content -- one that could be enforceable in cour...

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