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contributed by Sw3wn, Anonymous, and Space Rogue
Using a sniffer, Swedish and Canadian crackers gained access to 4500 email accounts at Stanford University. It was only this past June when the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center's computer system was also broken into in a similar manner. Hmmm, doesn't Chelsea Clinton go to Stanford?
MSNBC
C|Net
Nando Times
Detriot News
San Jose Mercury News
Philly News
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Child Online Protection Act
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contributed by Space Rogue
CDA II goes into effect on November 21st. The ACLU, EFF, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Salon Magazine and even Condomania have already filed suit in an attempt to stop the law from taking hold.
Nando Times
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Hackers as a social interest?
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contributed by Space Rogue
Hackers in a Documentary? The Discovery Channel thinks the subject is worthy. How they came up with Shimomura as one of the greatest Hackers of all time I have no idea. I think someone probably paid them off.
Oh goody, they do have a feedback section...
The Discovery Channel
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Terroists on the net are looking for Hackers.
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contributed by Space Rogue
Terrorists are out there and they are looking for hackers to do their bidding.
Wired
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