Hacker can't hide from his past

Virus writers vs Virus spreaders: There is a big difference here. To write a virus to understand how to improve security on computers and how they can be made better is one thing. To then use these viruses to malicously cause damage to innocent people and companies is quite another. And people such as Benny do exist as he says..writing but not spreading. I know more than one of these kind of people myself!!; Posted by: redwizard6 Posted on: 01/19/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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cant we all just get along? linuxoverwindows | 01/15/05

This man is a HERO! Jeff Spicoli | 01/14/05

14m3 h4x0r5 linuxoverwindows | 01/15/05

Me too SC-man | 01/15/05

Metaphor? Jkirk3279 | 01/22/05

heres one: linuxoverwindows | 01/27/05

but... but... linuxoverwindows | 01/15/05

its also like... linuxoverwindows | 01/15/05

eye for an eye? linuxoverwindows | 01/15/05

Virus Writers ---??? d&jr | 01/15/05

i think we all know at least 1. linuxoverwindows | 01/27/05

misspeaking... linuxoverwindows | 01/27/05

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