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Mysteries of the Las Vegas Telecom System

Posted by michael on from the your-call-cannot-be-completed-as-dialed dept.

Reverend Raven writes "This is from Security Focus and deals with how some people believe a group of uber-hackers controls the Vegas telecom system. Interesting read, indeed." A follow-up to this old story. The case seems to be still winding its way through the bureaucracy.

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  1. Hey! I was that guy! by ObviousGuy · · Score: -1, Troll

    I called her up, she said she was from the agency, she proceeds to strip and then perform fellatio on me, and just as I was about to reach release she grabbed her clothes and took my wallet.

    I called the agency immediately and said their 'girl' had just ripped me off. They said that 'Amber' was on her way according to her call log. About 3 minutes later the real 'Amber' showed up from the agency.

    Needless to say, I demanded a freebie.

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    I have been pwned because my /. password was too easy to guess.
  2. Re:Its not hackers... its Vegas... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    So lets get this straight, some dimwit who goes by the name of MosesJones on slashdot hasn't clued himself in on the situation before spouting off bullshit...

    Next week "more ignorant losers making pathetic attempts at being funny." On second thought, no reason to wait -- that happens every week.

  3. Why hackers? by edremy · · Score: 2, Troll
    Why are they assuming some sort of uber-hackers are doing this? There are a lot of people who could do it better.

    They're called Sprint engineers. Anyone who thinks that every single one of these folks is incorruptable is nuts- an extra $10k here and there and I bet you could get 20% to come to the dark side.

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    "Seven Deadly Sins? I thought it was a to-do list!"