Chad_two
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Post by Chad_two on Mar 28, 2008 23:16:29 GMT -4
my name is chad
im not a hacker
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Post by Stuff on Mar 28, 2008 23:33:01 GMT -4
No, TLG was the cracker.(technically he is not a hacker, it is considered a cracker) Your ip address is like a fingerprint and it will lead back to you, no matter what type of service provider you use. The mods were able to possitively identify that it was TLG who was messing with things. He even admitted it to Chad.
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Post by JP on Mar 29, 2008 0:08:13 GMT -4
Hi everyone! I'm "back".
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Post by tlkforever on Mar 29, 2008 0:20:27 GMT -4
hey JP, How's it going?
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Post by Simplton on Mar 29, 2008 0:30:12 GMT -4
No, TLG was the cracker.(technically he is not a hacker, it is considered a cracker) Your ip address is like a fingerprint and it will lead back to you, no matter what type of service provider you use. The mods were able to possitively identify that it was TLG who was messing with things. He even admitted it to Chad. WTF is a cracker? |
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Rigel
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Post by Rigel on Mar 29, 2008 0:33:09 GMT -4
Like a code cracker, you mean?
Ah, and hey JP!
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Post by Simplton on Mar 29, 2008 0:35:06 GMT -4
Possibly!
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Raymond
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Post by Raymond on Mar 29, 2008 0:35:11 GMT -4
Ya...what's a cracker?
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Post by Simplton on Mar 29, 2008 0:35:53 GMT -4
^I'm with stupid
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Post by Stuff on Mar 29, 2008 0:38:00 GMT -4
Hackers and crackers........ a.k.a. a hacker -or- hacking A computer enthusiast who enjoys learning everything about a computer system and, through clever programming, pushes the system to its highest possible level of performance. Often confused with crackers, these hobbyists are skilled programmers with the reputation of having a mischievous bent for breaking into secured systems. In one sense, a hacker is a person who enjoys programming rather than just theorizing about it. In another sense, the term "hacker" tends to connote membership within a global community defined by computer networks; it implies that the person subscribes to some version of the hacker ethic. Hacking has been going on since computers were invented, and sometimes there have been extremely damaging consequences. A variety of old-time hackers have now "gone commercial" and taken hacking to the business level (they are now referred to as "ethical hackers"). For example, they use their hacking skills to develop penetration tools, and then they go out and analyze a customer's networks for security vulnerabilities, in order to report the findings back to the customer. Hacker wannabes take note: It is better to be described as a hacker by others than to describe oneself that way. Most hackers consider themselves something of an elite (a meritocracy based on ability), although new members are said to be gladly welcome. Cracker hacker jargon used to describe one who breaks security on a system. This term was coined circa 1985 by hackers in defense against journalistic misuse of the word "hacker." While it is expected that hackers will have done some playful cracking, most outgrow the desire to break security (except perhaps to get some work done). Crackers tend to gather in small, secretive groups that have little overlap with hacker culture. They like to describe themselves as hackers (but hackers consider them lame). A cracker is also one who can crack a software program. This is from safetynet.proboards33.com |
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Post by tlkforever on Mar 29, 2008 0:38:47 GMT -4
technically, TLG didn't hack the site, so he's called a cracker. meaning he cracked open the code, am i right?
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Post by Simplton on Mar 29, 2008 0:39:29 GMT -4
WOOT Go Tlg  |
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Post by Stuff on Mar 29, 2008 0:45:53 GMT -4
Ding Ding  You are right TLK ;D |
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Post by Simplton on Mar 29, 2008 0:48:59 GMT -4
Hackers and crackers........ a.k.a. a hacker -or- hacking A computer enthusiast who enjoys learning everything about a computer system and, through clever programming, pushes the system to its highest possible level of performance. Often confused with crackers, these hobbyists are skilled programmers with the reputation of having a mischievous bent for breaking into secured systems. In one sense, a hacker is a person who enjoys programming rather than just theorizing about it. In another sense, the term "hacker" tends to connote membership within a global community defined by computer networks; it implies that the person subscribes to some version of the hacker ethic. Hacking has been going on since computers were invented, and sometimes there have been extremely damaging consequences. A variety of old-time hackers have now "gone commercial" and taken hacking to the business level (they are now referred to as "ethical hackers"). For example, they use their hacking skills to develop penetration tools, and then they go out and analyze a customer's networks for security vulnerabilities, in order to report the findings back to the customer. Hacker wannabes take note: It is better to be described as a hacker by others than to describe oneself that way. Most hackers consider themselves something of an elite (a meritocracy based on ability), although new members are said to be gladly welcome. Cracker hacker jargon used to describe one who breaks security on a system. This term was coined circa 1985 by hackers in defense against journalistic misuse of the word "hacker." While it is expected that hackers will have done some playful cracking, most outgrow the desire to break security (except perhaps to get some work done). Crackers tend to gather in small, secretive groups that have little overlap with hacker culture. They like to describe themselves as hackers (but hackers consider them lame). A cracker is also one who can crack a software program. This is from safetynet.proboards33.comWikipedia luser! |
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Frosti
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Post by Frosti on Mar 29, 2008 0:51:39 GMT -4
my name is chad and i am not a cracker, hacker, or a thumb tacker
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You are right TLK ;D