JMH Emeritus, Contributor Joined Apr 2, 2012 Posts 7,197 Aug 6, 2013 #1 It seems hackers have attained a new image. Forget scruffy 20-something males carrying backpacks and desperately in need of personal grooming. Think buzz cuts, gray suits, and Brylcreem. As feds and hackers eyed each other warily across the blackjack tables at last week's Black Hat conference, some were apparently busy attacking the Tor anonymity network. Click to expand... Meet the new hackers: Johnny Law | Cringely - InfoWorld
It seems hackers have attained a new image. Forget scruffy 20-something males carrying backpacks and desperately in need of personal grooming. Think buzz cuts, gray suits, and Brylcreem. As feds and hackers eyed each other warily across the blackjack tables at last week's Black Hat conference, some were apparently busy attacking the Tor anonymity network. Click to expand... Meet the new hackers: Johnny Law | Cringely - InfoWorld
Temmu Well-known member Joined Apr 18, 2012 Posts 436 Location far reaches of the galaxy, but you knew that... Aug 6, 2013 #2 yup. anything they can sniff, they will. as i've posted elsewhere, reminds me of the '70's when at&t was griping about the feds demanding more & more eves-dropping ports on their phone switches.
yup. anything they can sniff, they will. as i've posted elsewhere, reminds me of the '70's when at&t was griping about the feds demanding more & more eves-dropping ports on their phone switches.