PHP- NUKE Sites being hacked

[Atrocities]

Originally posted by dogscoff:

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I hate hackers! They should all be lined up and shot!

Twice!

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Then burned and there bodies hung from a wooden spike at the gates!

[Raging Deadstar]

I have a better soloution.

Since they are so Elite and cool we should make them do "community service". However this "community service" is fiendish in it's simplicity.

We send them to Microsoft and for no pay (it's community service ) we make them exploit every single flaw in the Windows OS, day in, day out they must toil to find these errors, exploit them and make microsoft fix them (The ammount of errors imagineable since 95 to XP is just horrible to comprehend!)

This is Community Service.

We as a community won't have to complain about Windows as often and we get reliable and less bug prone OS, thus providing a service

[ May 18, 2004, 16:14: Message edited by: Raging Deadstar ]

[Azselendor]

No, we'd just wind up buy a new Version of windows every 6 months instead of 18 months.

Microsoft should employ hackers to simply hack windows to patch thier systems.

[ May 19, 2004, 02:21: Message edited by: Klvino [ORB] ]

[Gandalf Parker]

Originally posted by Raging Deadstar:
I have a better soloution.

Since they are so Elite and cool we should make them do "community service". However this "community service" is fiendish in it's simplicity.

We send them to Microsoft and for no pay (it's community service ) we make them exploit every single flaw in the Windows OS, day in, day out they must toil to find these errors, exploit them and make microsoft fix them (The ammount of errors imagineable since 95 to XP is just horrible to comprehend!)

This is Community Service.

We as a community won't have to complain about Windows as often and we get reliable and less bug prone OS, thus providing a service

GREAT IDEA!
Except that its already being done. If you check webopedia, wikipedia, the Jargon File, basically any Online internet dictionary instead of some old paper-book or TV/Movie/Media definition, you would see that hacking does not mean breaking into peoples computers. Its a tool and a method, not everyone is pulled to the dark side. In fact, there are more white-hat hackers than there are black-hats. At least in old net like newsGroups rather than new net like IRC

[ May 19, 2004, 16:37: Message edited by: Gandalf Parker ]

[Gandalf Parker]

Originally posted by Klvino [ORB]:
No, we'd just wind up buy a new Version of windows every 6 months instead of 18 months.

Microsoft should employ hackers to simply hack windows to patch thier systems.

[ May 19, 2004, 02:21: Message edited by: Klvino [ORB] ]

Actually that was the idea behind some early viruses and worms. A break-in and fix-it program. The first few were meant to be beneficial to clue-less Users. Unfortunately, like many things on the net, once it was done for good reasons it was too easily modified into something bad which caused everyone to have to shut that door.

[ May 19, 2004, 16:51: Message edited by: Gandalf Parker ]

[Raging Deadstar]

Originally posted by Gandalf Parker:
GREAT IDEA!
Except that its already being done. If you check webopedia, wikipedia, the Jargon File, basically any Online internet dictionary instead of some old paper-book or TV/Movie/Media definition, you would see that hacking does not mean breaking into peoples computers. Its a tool and a method, not everyone is pulled to the dark side. In fact, there are more white-hat hackers than there are black-hats. At least in old net like newsGroups rather than new net like IRC

Yeah i know, i wasn't just referring to hackers. i'm talking about most people who create stuff with the sole idea of malicious damage to a computer or invading someone's files.

And Yeah there is a lot of "White hat" hackers around. These guys i respect. But My tactic isn't just to get those who have an actual conscience to toil for MS. Those guys should be paid and sent to a better company It's a way of teaching those who are on the "dark side" that 1. They can do something useful with their skills and 2. Crime doesn't pay to quote a cliche.

I can't think of any more fitting project than for these guys to work constantly on thousands, if not millions of lines of code that, in it's entirety forms Windows

The psychological therapy afterwards would certainly cost less than the annual damage done by viruses and other unsavoury acts of computer crime