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Technology (25 Jun, 2007)
Teenager Hacks Police Webpage

A teenager hacks webpage of the Belgian Federal Police, erases its frontpage and leaves a message for authorities. ...
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//9 Jun 22, 2009 09:06 PM | posted by: Michael

Ha, it doesn't take much skill at all. I think that the intense misunderstanding of knowledge at certain professional levels leads society, (in general), to believe that what this kid did was criminal. He could have easily done much worse, assuming he had admin access to their CMS, or worse, root access to the server.

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//8 Jan 09, 2009 06:46 PM | posted by: some guy

He must have been doin this awhile to get into the database lucky he didnt do anything worse to me he was doing what people are paid todo just for free and put a message up so they know he did it aint nothin wrong with that if there if then fix it and quit worring about it pay him todo it for a job cops are supposed to find anyone and anything but if they can find a 17 year-old kid wow thats kinda sad

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//7 Jun 27, 2007 03:50 PM | posted by: James Phoenix

He didn't really "Hack" it, he "Cracked" it, which is what most developers hire people to do with programs like Firewalls and Operating Systems to find flaws and loopholes.

I don't think he should be punished.

Technology (20 Aug, 2007)
Young hackers are just curious

Most teenagers hacking and invading computer systems are doing it for fun rather than to cause harm, psychologists say. ...
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//4 Sep 25, 2009 04:52 PM | posted by: Anonymous

hackers alter files and change things-the definition of a hacker is someone who makes software more useful

the press calls us hackers but we are "crackers" we do not code our own files we keylog RAT web down and we are the ones who hack into school mainframes not hacker!

CRACKERS UNITED

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//3 Apr 29, 2009 05:23 PM | posted by: z0mbie

piracy isn't hacking, DOS'ing, keylogging, RAT (remote access trojans), website downing, phishing, and other actually harmful processes are hacking; not 'file changing' or anything.

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//2 Oct 11, 2008 04:30 AM | posted by: virendragzb [InfoTOT]

i like virus what are you emailid

Politics (05 Sep, 2007)
Chinese hackers spotted on British government attack

Chinese hackers are again suspected on Internet attack-this time their goal was British government. ...
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Technology (24 Mar, 2008)
Microsoft Cautions of New Hacker Attack on Word Files

Microsoft believes that hackers may use an unpatched hole in order to install malicious code in Word documents as well as in any system that opens these documents. ...
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//6 Aug 19, 2008 03:15 AM | posted by: Vyas Sneh

It is Not possible to code in word file and retrive on perticular software and haker's are not dum so they do this and if they want to do this they encode the word file and than use so every body can not understand.

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//5 Apr 25, 2008 07:40 AM | posted by: umerjs [InfoTOT]

hi

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//4 Apr 25, 2008 07:40 AM | posted by: umerjs [InfoTOT]

i think that microsoft is the type of virus first u have to stop the microsoft then other

Technology (28 Mar, 2008)
A MacBook Gets Hacked in Less Than 2 Minutes

Charlie Miller - the man who first hacked into an iPhone last year - needed only about 2 minutes to hack into a MacBook Air using a fake web site, a software flaw and an exploit code. ...
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//2 Jul 27, 2008 08:17 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

Great

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//1 Apr 14, 2008 05:58 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

nothing is personal unless there is no hackers

Current Events (04 May, 2008)
Students Hack into School's Computer Systems to Change Their Grades

Four high school students are charged of hacking into the Fort Bend Independent School District's computer network and altering grades for at least 60 students. ...
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//27 Oct 28, 2009 08:10 AM | posted by: noneedtoknow

i know how to do it! all you do is just look behind the computer unplug everything plug it bak in, go slap your teacher, tie him to a chair and force him/her to change your grades!! works like a charm:)

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//26 Oct 26, 2009 02:43 PM | posted by: tobi

//22, how?

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//25 Oct 08, 2009 07:48 PM | posted by: chase

i need better grades

Offbeat (31 Jul, 2008)
Hacker Broke Into Pentagon System Searching for Aliens

The court refused a British hacker in his appeal against being extradited to the United States where he is accused of breaking into the computer systems of Pentagon, US army, navy and NASA. ...
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//14 Jul 27, 2009 07:01 AM | posted by: alien19_90--89

I'm hack pentagon on windows 95 without i-net

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//13 Jul 24, 2009 08:49 PM | posted by: tengkorak

hahaha.....................

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//12 Jan 27, 2009 09:11 PM | posted by: Sa

You are mean. Do you like suck

Current Events (22 Oct, 2008)
Personal Bank Account of the French President Hacked

The government of France admitted that currently no one is protected against Internet fraud. The announcement came after unknowns hackers managed to get the online access code of the personal bank account of the French president Nicolas Sarkozy and steal small sums of money. ...
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Offbeat (27 Mar, 2007)
Football fans have bitten off the ears of a tavern keeper

Dimitris Tsibibakis, a Greek tavern keeper, working at a health resort, lost both of his ears while trying to part football fans. The fight began in his tavern during a football match between Greece and Turkey. When he tried to part the fighting fans they bitten off significant parts of his ears. ...
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Technology (29 Mar, 2007)
Animated Cursors is now Windows' Vulnerability

Users who work with the latest versions of Windows should be aware that they are at a great risk of being attacked by hackers. ...
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//6 Jul 10, 2009 12:42 AM | posted by: wguru

Now Jul '09 and 'my' vista ho-prem patched sys's cursor is jumping mostly just when I'm typing in dialog boxes. very annoying to constantly be forced to restructure typed text all the time. Has to be malware as the hp touchpad has no means of trapping dirt, etc., nor do I brush against it, plus I don't use a mouse, nor does it help to re-install touchpad drivers. Happens w/either browser I use (IE7 or Chrome).

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//5 Dec 22, 2008 04:17 AM | posted by: Unknown

It is nice site, but its often known to every one

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//4 Oct 22, 2008 02:59 AM | posted by: janeruth

THIS WEB SITE IS VERY NICE PLEASE TRY TO OPEN THIS

Current Events (02 May, 2007)
Timeline of the events in Tallinn, Estonia

A brief chronology of latest events in Tallinn, Estonia, caused by the decision of Estonian authorities to disassemble a Soviet Soldier monument of the WWII era. ...
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//2 Mar 26, 2009 02:09 PM | posted by: Burtha

this helped me a lot. thanks

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//1 Dec 10, 2008 09:24 AM | posted by: that kid

this site is very helpful but extremely gay

Technology (06 Sep, 2007)
British Cybercrooks Moving at One-Crime per 10 Seconds Speed

British cybercrooks are gaining new grounds at amazing speed, with some online-committed crimes outstripping their equivalents in real world ...
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//1 Sep 10, 2007 04:35 AM | posted by: Windy [InfoTOT]

I'm not really an expert on the issue, but I/m sure these figures are going to grow as all the on-line security systems are developing slower than cybercrooks' talents. And if Britain faces difficulties with increasing number of cybercrimes, what about not so well-developed countries? I think the fight against cybercrimes will be successful only in case of close cooperation established among all the parties interested in the proper on-line safety.

Offbeat (14 Dec, 2007)
Samurai Swords to be Banned in UK

The UK government announced that samurai swords will be banned by the end of the year because they were used in some serious attacks this year. ...
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//101 Nov 09, 2009 01:50 PM | posted by: Khurram

This laws a bunch of bolocks, 2 get my head of all da drugs and everyfin i startd collecting swords worth thousands. people have a passtion to collect swords, and if u think u collecting swords but u stabin people you just scard 2 fight with ur hands and are a joke if you cnt fight with ur hands dnt try being a big man. and as 4 this ban which is gd but also aint because i aint the onli sword collector in the uk and if all us collectors are askd 2 pay a fine let me b the firts 2 say SUK MA DIK TO ALL THE GOVERNMENT THAT HAS COME OUT WITH THE LAW

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//100 Oct 10, 2009 10:01 AM | posted by: Kain

I have a wooden katana and 3 Blunt katana's but i have the 3 blunts as show. Some people want them for show and respect that in the end yes their swords but if you treat a katana with respect but there is no real places to learn all this when you want to learn. Im the 17 but its mostly people who have nothing better to do and think their clever that go around with this sword to kill

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//99 Aug 16, 2009 04:22 AM | posted by: Will

It's a very good law. According to recent surveys, the number of knife/sword related crimes have decreased. This shows the effectiveness of this law.
Obviously the ones who want to buy cheap replica swords are teenage punks who think they are trained ninjas because they watch too much TV and spend too much time on the net.
And the majority of knife/sword related incidents are committed by these kids. So by passing this law, it puts yet another weapon out of their reach. And as for you who think swords and knives are the same-they're not. It takes one blow from a sword to cause serious injury or even death. As for a kitchen knife, it takes 2-5 minutes to cause the same damage. So stop whining, grow up and face reality.

Technology (10 Sep, 2008)
New Virtual Korset to Prevent Malware Attacks

Scientists from the Tel Aviv University developed a one-of-a-kind software program dubbed Korset that is able to stop malware from damaging servers that run on Linux, operating system used by most web and email servers around the world. ...
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Offbeat (19 Nov, 2008)
Online Bullying Case to Begin in US

A woman, who registered on MySpace as a boy, will face trial after she bullied a girl who later committed suicide. ...
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//2 Nov 27, 2008 08:52 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoBIG]

Yeah, this woman must be really unsane. But the most interesting thing about this case is that she was cleered of all charges. All she'll have to do is just to pay fines. Is it fair??

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//1 Nov 23, 2008 02:37 PM | posted by: summer_rain [InfoSLAVE]

Such a stupid thing to commit suicide because of an unknown person whom you haven't even seen, but it can be understood when it comes to a 13-year-old girl... they are very sensible and lacking self-confidence and wisdom at this age( some girls don't have that even when they grow up)... what i don't understand is how could a 49-year-old woman can do such things?? that woman must be out of her mind, she's not okay.