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.

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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

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
Anonymous

Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-16
Anonymous (2 replies)

Uh, Hack a Bank, or Secure A System: Which is More of a "sell out" 2002-07-17
Anonymous

Wake up. 2002-07-18
Anonymous

I don't understand the association between anarchism and

hacking. It happens way too often. For those of us in

the underground community, we need to address issues that

are detrimental to the forewarding of our REAL and

useful causes. If you really do want change, start

acting professionaly about it. Children like those who

scream anarchism and hacktivism will only make real

change harder for all of us. Look at laws around the world...

The US is a free nation. Lets fight to keep it that way,

with strong encryption, and freedom of speech.

Correct your peers, stop this moronic anarchism rambling,

get them to help a real causes in an intelligent manner.

-E

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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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