“SiegedSec account suspended,” vio wrote. “this current account will be used as a backup until a new one is set up :3.”
The entire article is worth reading for once.
Revolutionaries in the 1910’s through 1970’s: Baddass mofos with automatic rifles and no fear of death.
Revolutionaries today: Gay dudes dressed up like cartoon animals with an internet connection.
Gay furries hacking right-wing think tanks. What a world to live in. Maybe this is what left-wing hackers should be doing? Not hacking poor saps downloading torrents, but right-wingers and their unthink tanks.
What? A good chunk of hackers are left-wing and go after authoritarian or repressive targets. I have no idea what you’re referring to unless you’re talking about the recent Korean ISP story which is so far off from your categorization.
The other option is Poe’s Law.
What?
What are you not understanding?
A good chunk of hackers are left-wing and go after authoritarian or repressive targets
Wanna back that up with something?
The very existence of Anonymous, pretty much the most notorious hacker group? Could you name one instance of a left-wing hack of torrenters?
I was expecting stats, but OK. So North Korean, Israeli hackers, NSA, Chinese state hackers, and bunch more are all left-wing too?
Could you name one instance of a left-wing hack of torrenters?
Now you’re moving the goalposts. You’re saying left-wing hackers need to go after something other than torrents but you haven’t even show that happens yet. You don’t understand your linked story if you think that applies.
I think stats-wise, less than 10% of those convicted under the CFAA are right-wing. I don’t consider state actors to fall under the category of “hackers;” that’s probably a personal bias. I would want you to categorize those states as left or right and then provide stats since that’s your thing and you brought them in. You’ll also need to define where hacks for clout or cash land, since that’s a huge percentage of CFAA convictions.
Which goalposts am i moving?
I think stats-wise, less than 10% of those convicted under the CFAA are right-wing.
Again, no proof. Just a claim. I can think anything I like. Also that stat could also just prove that non right-wing hackers get caught more often or are worse at opsec.
I don’t consider state actors to fall under the category of “hackers;” that’s probably a personal bias
So the NSA doesn’t have “hackers”? What are they then?
