H2K2 Hackers Say They Want a Revolution

H2K2 Hackers Say They Want a Revolution
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2002-07-15

But some charge that dot-com greed robbed the computer underground of its soul.

Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-15
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Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
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Re: Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2007-01-24
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Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
Anonymous

It is not that the author is promoting hacking banks, but addressing the fact that more and more hackers are, in effect, becoming 'sell-outs', for they are helping to catch and prosecute hackers. And it makes sense, corporate computer security is the anti-thesis of the hacker 'idea'. Greed is the only thing that could motivate one to go against their beliefs so fast.

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Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
Anonymous

Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
Anonymous (1 replies)

Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
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Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
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Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-17
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Wake up. 2002-07-18
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H2K2 Hackers Say They Want a Revolution 2002-07-17
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You Say You Want a Revolution 2002-07-17
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H2K2 Hackers Say They Want a Revolution 2002-07-17
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H2K2 Hackers Say They Want a Revolution 2002-07-18
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