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When Feds are the Crackers
Mark Rasch, 2002-08-26

U.S. courts should join Russia in saying "nyet" to the FBI's lawless international hack attacks.

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yes mr. bush, we non americans are all wiked villans, kill us all! 2002-08-28
pedro barreto (3 replies)
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Anonymous
Although there was no one killed by the theft of CC numbers, I as an also loyal American am tired of having to pay for the actions of other people. Do I think that it was right for the FBI to do things the way they did?? No!! But I also don't believe that the Hackers are not somehow to blame for some of this. It's like going to the stoer and leaving you keys in the front door, yes you may have locked the door but you havn't secured your valuables. You do have a certain amount of responsibility for not leaving the crooks in. I think that all this boils down is the fact that the Russian hackers were idiots.


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