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one got Caught -today, it's all overthe papers.
"Teeneger Arrested in Cbmputer Crime Scandal" ,
"Hacker Arrested after Bank Tampering'.
Damn kids. They're an ALIKE..
But did you, in gour three -piece psychologg and 1950's technObrain, ever take a 100k behind the eges of the hacker?
Did you ever wonder what made him tick
' what forces shaped him,
wnat may have molded hi ?
I a hacker, enter my World..
Mine is a world that -begins with school. .
I'm sniarter than most of the othér kids, this crap they teach us bores me. .
Damn underachiever,
They're all alike.
I'm in iunior_high. or highschool
listened to teachers for the fifteenth time reduce frection. understand it-
Damn kid.
Probably c
I found a computer. wait second,
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an electronic D se is sent out.
"This is it... this is where I b long..."
Ms. Smith, I didn't show my work. I did it in- my head..."
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I'm a sma ass.: Or doesn't like tesching and shOuldn't beheré..:
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kid. RII he -does is play games. They're all alike.
TH UGH AN ADDICT'S VEINS,
uge from the y-to-day incompetencies is sought, a board is found.
I know everyone here... even if I've never met t em, never talked to them, m never hear from them again... I&nöw you all„.
You bet gour ass we're all alike...
Damn kid. Tying up the phone line aga . They're all alike..
the bits of meat that ld let slip thrOLJgh were pre-chewed ahd
we've been spoon—fed baby food at school when Lue hungered for st
We've been dominated bg sadists. or tgno•red bg he apathetic. The fe that had something to teach found Ijs willing pupils.
but those are like drops of w, er in the desert.
already existing
This is our world now.] the world Of the electron d the switch, the Iltp of the baud. We make use of a service
ÜJithout paging for what could be dirt-ch if it waSnjt run bg p fiteerjng gluttons, and goo call us criminals.
an 1011 call us criminals,
We explore.
We seek fter knowledge..
IDe exist without Skin color. without nationality.uithout eligjous bias...
You build _etomic bombs; you wage •wars, you mu er. cheat, •and I 'to us and try to make us believe it's FOR OUR OWN GOOD,
yet we 're the crim Is.
yes r I am a criminal. My Crime-is that •of curiosity.
My CRIME that of outsmarting you.
My crime is that of judging people by what they Say and think,
not what they 100k like.
somethiry that ymJ will forgive me for.
I am a hacker, and this is mg manifesto.
You Stop this individual, but you us all...
WE'RE ALL ALIKE...

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WHAT I s ?
• Hacking is unauthorized use of computennd
network resources.
• The term "hacker" originally meant a very gifted
programme# InießenWEars with easier
accGs to multiple systems, it now has negative
impTcations.
• A successful hacker looks for poor configuration
of W servers, old or unpatched software,
disab ed security coRtrols, and poorly chosen or
default passwords.

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WHO IS HACKER?
HACKER IS NOT CYBER CRIMINAL BUT HE
IS THE VERY INTELLIGENT PERSON WHO IS
USE HIS KNOWLEDGE IN CONSTRUCTIVE
Nil ANINER TO SECURE SYSTEN/I & NEVER
C;ÅMAGE DATA
HE KNOW ALL ABOUT THE OPERATING
SYSTEM & DIFFERENT HOLES IN THE
SYSTEM

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HACKING
MYTH
1. Hackers only attack
huge companies
2. Hackers can't see
you when you're
browsing incognito
FACT
1. Plenty of comparatively
small businesses have been
the focus cyberattacks
2. While data may not be
saved on your local device,
its still visible to your
internet service provider
(ISP)
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5 things you need to do to stop your self getting HACKED

Use multi-factor authentication Arguably the most effective thing you can do to protect your online accounts is turning on multi-factor, or two-factor, authentication for as many of your accounts as possible. The method uses a secondary piece of information – often a code generated by an app or sent via SMS – alongside a password.

Get a  password  manager Let’s talk about passwords. It’s 2021, you shouldn’t be using ‘password’ or ’12345’ for any of your passwords – even if it’s a throwaway account. All the passwords you use for your online accounts should be strong and unique. What this really means is they should be long, include a mixture of different character types and not be used across multiple websites. Your Twitter password shouldn’t be the same as your online banking one; your home Wi-Fi network shouldn’t use the same credentials as your Amazon account.

Learn how to spot a phishing attack Quickly clicking can be your worst enemy. When a new email or text message arrives and includes something that can be tapped or clicked, our instincts often lead us to do it straight away. Don’t. Hackers have used the pandemic as cover to launch wave after wave of  phishing attacks and dumb Google Drive scams

Update everything Every piece of technology you use – from the Facebook app on your phone to the operating system that controls your smart lightbulb – is open to attack. Thankfully, companies are always finding new bugs and fixing them. That’s why it’s crucial you download and update the latest versions of the apps and software you’re using .

Wipe your digital footprint The past can come back to haunt you.  The old online accounts you no longer use and the login details that belong to them can be  weaponized  against you, if you don’t do anything about them.  Hackers frequently use details from previous data breaches to access the accounts people currently use .

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