BusinessWeek on Hacker Hunters
prostoalex writes "You keep hearing about FBI, Secret Service or other law enforcement authorities involved in pursuing international cybercrime gangs, but who are those people and how does the cyberlaw enforcement work? Business Week talks about hacker hunters and people they're after. A large portion of the article is dedicated to describing the global scope of such activities with Russia, Eastern Europe and China leading the ranks for criminal hideouts."
Isn't Brazil one of the world's biggest hideouts for hackerS?
We MUST put a stop to hacker hunting. Please join PETH today.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Hackers(PETH) is the hackers only hope. W0n'7 j00 h31p?
The alleged ringleaders went quietly, but one suspect jumped out a second-story window. Agents nabbed him on the ground.
Actually, I know the guy, and it wasn't the bust that did it.. he wasn't even aware of the encroaching officers.. he just failed AGAIN at getting a first post on slashy.
** "It's not my job to stand between the people talking to me, and the ones listening to me." -- Pego the Jerk
Ass hats
Well then, this is an excellent opportunity for Mr. McBride to apologize to the Linux community for his inadvertant slander. I have no doubt that such a man who has shown a constant willigness to reach out to the press will take an immediate opportunity to correct his mistake.
(Holding breath)
So what's the point of shooting a deer with a BFG9000? Bring it down and cook it all at once, I guess?
Paleotechnologist and connoisseur of pretty shiny things.
The problem with the misuse of the term "hacker" is that it imposes cultural violence.
Yeah, I remember the last time my coworkers found out I was a hacker*, and executed me on the spot after an hour or two of being beaten with blunt instruments! Damn, that was kind of a shitty day.
* In both senses.
"...always new atoms but always doing the same dance, remembering what the dance was yesterday." -Richard Feynman