My ass. Just because most sys admins are too stupid, too lazy or work for a company that is too lazy/too stupid to implement security does not make the hacker the bad guy. I mean windoze nt and 2000 you can remotely dump the registry, and shares and so on and so forth, and password guess your way to administrator, and you freaks that use telnet without ssh, which sends your passwords, cleartext, I'll never understand you asses. Anyways, *nix is just one step above, you just have to hack from the command line which is tons funner then the damn gui(windoze). Hackers just find the holes that you code monkeys create.
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He is trying to learn. God forbid someone try to learn as they go. I think most of you are just jealous because your sitting home (your parents house), unemployed. You people suck.
I recently had to cancel AOL, because I got cable high-speed internet. It took me about 30 seconds to find the number and about a minute to call and and cancel my service. Perhaps, my experience was the exception to the rule, not sure.
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My ass. Just because most sys admins are too stupid, too lazy or work for a company that is too lazy/too stupid to implement security does not make the hacker the bad guy. I mean windoze nt and 2000 you can remotely dump the registry, and shares and so on and so forth, and password guess your way to administrator, and you freaks that use telnet without ssh, which sends your passwords, cleartext, I'll never understand you asses. Anyways, *nix is just one step above, you just have to hack from the command line which is tons funner then the damn gui(windoze). Hackers just find the holes that you code monkeys create. cya
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He is trying to learn. God forbid someone try to learn as they go. I think most of you are just jealous because your sitting home (your parents house), unemployed. You people suck.
I recently had to cancel AOL, because I got cable high-speed internet. It took me about 30 seconds to find the number and about a minute to call and and cancel my service. Perhaps, my experience was the exception to the rule, not sure.