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02 August 2005

Byzantine Attack

06:05:28 :: [technology &c., blogs] :: 167 words

A new blog by WallyJ about minor hacks and computer tricks.

In his own words:

If the human body was never exposed to ailments, it would be impressivly vulnerable to the slightest cold. If our country was never exposed to hacking, it would be oppressivly vulnerable to cyber terrorism. With out the creation of a malicious hacking, Afganistan could have destroyed America’s economy with a ping flood. This is why I encourange maclicious hacking, as an ethical practice. Without strengthening our defenses, we are weak. No credit is needed anywhere. However if you are a publisher, I would appriciate credit. I am an advocate of open source, so copy and paste and call it your own if you like. If my work is good enough for you to plagerize then that is my biggest compliment. If my work is good enough, I will be approached and asked to write more … this is natural selection of the digital age.

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Byzantine Attack

06:05:28 :: [technology &c., blogs] :: 167 words

A new blog by WallyJ about minor hacks and computer tricks.

In his own words:

If the human body was never exposed to ailments, it would be impressivly vulnerable to the slightest cold. If our country was never exposed to hacking, it would be oppressivly vulnerable to cyber terrorism. With out the creation of a malicious hacking, Afganistan could have destroyed America’s economy with a ping flood. This is why I encourange maclicious hacking, as an ethical practice. Without strengthening our defenses, we are weak. No credit is needed anywhere. However if you are a publisher, I would appriciate credit. I am an advocate of open source, so copy and paste and call it your own if you like. If my work is good enough for you to plagerize then that is my biggest compliment. If my work is good enough, I will be approached and asked to write more … this is natural selection of the digital age.

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