Has hacking turned into some sick amusment?, What's gone wrong? Options

[vivieeeen]

HOWEVER CURIOUS YOU ARE, DON'T CLICK ON MY XANGA LINK. IT IS NOT SAFE.




"exodus owned you.
props to phrea,cam0,majy,brian,virax,bass
f**k the feds
FREE CAMO!!!
oh by the way f**k myspace,f**k xanga and f**k EMO P**sy ASS FAGGOT"



After finishing a long arse ESSAY and clicking submit, only to find the above its place.... I think I just about want to punch something in the face..



What happened to the peace and harmony in blogging communities?

This is wrong. And something should be done about it.

[*mipadi*]

Hackers get a bad reputation, primarily because the term is applied incorrectly. A hacker is just a person who exhibits the spirit of learning about computers. They don't do things malicious. A cracker, on the other hand, is one who hacks for malicious intent.

(And on a side note, I'm moving this to Technology.)

[ThunderEvermore]

Hackers get a bad reputation, primarily because the term is applied incorrectly. A hacker is just a person who exhibits the spirit of learning about computers. They don't do things malicious. A cracker, on the other hand, is one who hacks for malicious intent.

(And on a side note, I'm moving this to Technology.)

According to Merriam Webster a Hacker is someone who illegally gains access and sometimes tampers with computers or information therein.

And Wikipedia is quoted as, "In computer security, hacker translates to a person able to exploit a system or gain unauthorized access through skill and tactics."

Anyway, Ive never had problems with hackers, through my journals, AIM, or otherwise.