Whilst I agree that criminal actions should be met with criminal
consequences, 60 years for breaking (I use the term losely) into
shittily protected systems is absurd. You do less time for murder in
most places.
I wonder, if he was an American citizen, would he have been charged
with treason and e
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nobody could be so stupid to leave their car door unlocked, ::blush::
the u.s military did, then gary mckinnon left a note on their wind
screen wiper to say, look guys, you left your door unlocked, maybe you
should fix it.
the u.s military come back to the car, and claim the inside of the car
has
So you guys are saying that if I forget my keys in my car and the door
unlocked that it's not a crime to steal my car?
It's not a crime to NOT lock your house, but it's still a crime to open
that door and take that big screen tv if you're not the owner...
Doesn't matter if he willfully caus
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http://freeworld.thc.org/thc-epassport/
29th September 2008
THC/vonJeek proudly presents an ePassport emulator. This emulator applet
allows you to create a backup of your own passport chip(s).
A video demonstrating
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Further to Exibar's previous email, now I've been through the links that
worked (one seemed to have been 8.3 truncated)...
There does seem to be a substantial lets say "pro-american-hacker" bias
in the text of the pages you provided links for.
> McKinnon did cause damage:
>
"The charges" say
I am wondering how someone was so board to write an email like that. And
what he expects in return. He should at least use key words like
the patriot act etc..
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 8:31 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:34:44 +0500, cissp79 said:
>
> > ive received 2 very
On Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:34:44 +0500, cissp79 said:
> ive received 2 very strange emails and not sure why they have arrived in my
> inbox
Figuring these sort of things out is usually a *lot* easier when you have
*all* the e-mail headers, not just the 3-4 lines created by the 'Forwarded
message' fea
I just think someone from the military should be in the dock as
well!!! This wasn't a one sided security incident, sloppy admins were
involved in the 'threat to national security' that Gary Mckinnon
supposedly posed.
The passwords on the systems weren't set, if it wasn't Gary Mckinnon
it was going
Folks,
Thanks to "Exibar" for the (likely) clarification. No issue in converting
from metric, incidentally ;-)
I will check out the links you provided this evening and make up my own mind.
As stated, I did go to the thing, but wasn't shouting at chanting, because I
felt something was certainly a
I wouldn't waste my time locking up a script kid for 60 years, Gary
Mckinnon is a small fish in a big ocean, there are bigger fish to fry.
Its the military's fault he got in, because they hadn't set any
passwords for the systems.
All the best,
n3td3v
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 7:03 PM, Exibar <[EM
According to Neural Broadcaster blog of Martti Roitto:
"Due to reasons yet to be determined, the website of the World Wide Web
Consortium, w3.org/w3c.org, is being filtered as child pornography (wget/curl)
by the Finnish ISP, DNA Internet.
Update Sept 27. 3PM: DNA has removed w3c from their lis
Hi,
normally I wouldn't bother much posting a simple XSS here, but I'll
make an exception for CAcert today.
Kriss Andsten's blog post
(http://www.shortpacket.org/2008/08/cacertorg-you-got-what-you-paid-for.html)
made me want to take a look at the CAcert source myself, and so I did
on Friday. It
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