Kevin Mitnick Hacked California Law in 1983

Post by jasonladuke0311 » Wed, Feb 01, 2023, 3:51 PM UTC

noman-land wrote: post #90

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Because it would end up a weird machine [0] [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weird_machine

Thank you for this. I went down a 3 day rabbit hole learning about return oriented programming and finding this awesome seemingly open courseware class called CS 4630 Defense Against the Dark Arts [0], which eventually led to me signing up for this x86-64 assembly thing [1] when I had absolutely no idea what they were talking about by the third class. [0] https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~cr4bd/4630/S2021/ [1] https://exe…

That is the greatest class name ever.

Post by vurpo » Sat, Feb 04, 2023, 12:38 PM UTC

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As far as hacker cons go, Defcon is not CCC Defcon is basically run by a gang that values loyalty and dedication above most things.. which has historically low standards of ethics for their goons and attendees (albeit has improved somewhat over the years)

>Defcon is basically run by a gang No, Derby was run by a gang. (The 303 could probably be RICO'd) I cannot confirm or deny that Defcon is where the event occured, especially since it was technically just an event at a casino, as many things occuring on the same days as Defcon occur. >a gang that values loyalty and dedication above most things.. which has historically low standards of ethics for their goons and atten…

Last time I went to CCC I was greeted with a giant Antifaschistische Aktion banner at the entrance. That made me feel pretty safe about the event (unironically).

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