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Hacker does not mean criminal. It's not a crime to hack things. It's a crime to use you skill as a hacker to commit crimes such a fraud and such.
What you're implying here that anyone who is a hacker is a criminal. That's like saying anyone who owns or knows how to use a gun is a criminal. - Posted by: voska Posted on: 08/02/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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