Posted Saturday 14th February 2009 00:07 GMT
The days when web site graffiti was fun pass time for many of us. When one could actively poke around the outer reaches of the internet without fear of being labeled a terrorist. Twas a fun time and if Zone-h does close up shop it'll be another small piece of internet history that goes with it.
Posted Monday 16th February 2009 05:42 GMT
I am rather surprised : usually there are loads of comments blaming everything on Bill Gates.. Wake up penguins:
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If this could bring a bit a modesty and humility to the "community", this attack might contribute to make lamp less insecure.
Posted Monday 16th February 2009 05:42 GMT
...it might sell.
Posted Monday 16th February 2009 09:52 GMT
Well, I bought my mother the ICANHAZCHEEZBURGUR book for Xmas (so I could read it) but I'm not so sure I'd get her this!
Posted Tuesday 17th February 2009 05:06 GMT
I was the guy who swayed Zone-H's poll in attempt to have the site shut-down. Zone-H is nothing but a social networking site for script-kiddies. But it looks like in the end, Roberto Preatoni has done himself in by becoming the biggest joke "computer security experts" have to offer.
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