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| Vidi44 |
  Posted 23rd Dec 2005 12:52am |
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| Quoting goober | | Quoting sypher | o nan im ok u might not upload it even if i did why would u trust me i know how to hack hehe  |
your bragging about that? i do hope you know that thats a federal offence.. and, why wouldnt i upload it? 
plus i find it hard to believe that a 15 year old as imature as you are knows even how to code a program... much less hack anything. |
Hacking (the actual term is "cracking". Cracking is mallicious modification of a program. Hacking is beneficial modification of a program. Which one are you sypher?) is actually easier to do than programming.
Hacking (the proper form will be used from here on, beneficial modification) is simpler as all one does is check the code and look for ways to improve it.
Cracking is fairly easy as all one needs to do is find somewhere where an adequate fail safe wasn't programmed in. Then, all one needs to do is adjust the code a wee bit and wait for it to crash.
Where did you learn all this Sypher? Sure, it is fairly easy to learn how to crack, and even easier to read the code (1st step in hacking/cracking is where your read the code). With the myriad tutorials online, learning shouldn't be difficult. Further, with all the programmers-for-hire out there, you could easily find someone who would do it for less than 100 usd. So, did you learn or pay someone?
However, one must realize that even discussing cracking is actually boarderline illegal. On a whim one day, I looked up cracking, just to see how easy it was. On the first page of the site, was a list of what all the web devs of that site were arrested for and how long they were in jail. After about a week, this was taken down, as too many people complained that they were showing off. However, what did strike me is that they were actually arrested for not only hosting that site, but attending cracker conventions and e-mailing and IMing fellow crackers. After about 2 weeks on that site, I realized just how true this was, and promptly left.
Programming in its pure form is a wonderous thing. Do not corrupt it with your cracks, Sypher. |
"Don't go there. It's ugly, and it never stops being ugly."
"Naps are good" - Visual C++.NET for Dummies, page 1 |
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