What happens when they invoke the wrath of the NSA? The actual government cryptology agency(Not a secret spy service as video games make it out to be) They don't really want to face the wrath of the NSA... And I have a feeling It's coming
For youtube i belive you click share under the video then embed. Copy whats in that then paste where you want it. Im only guessing but if the video below shows up. Thats how you do it then.Colinmac93 said:http://youtu.be/eBPqksG9nbA (Yeah, yeah, still haven't got the hang of embedded videos yet.)MrPop said:A lot of those users have 'password' set as their password so I'm guessing they're either silly or they just use that as their passwords for websites that aren't very important.
This comes to mind.
*flings a rancid fish at smerf's face*Smerf said:lol, if i had any skill at hacking id join lulsec. they seem like my type of people
This is going to sound weird, but guess what? You have no rights. You have privileges. There are no such things as "rights".Battenbergcake said:It's official, no one has respect for anyone's basic human rights anymore.
I love you for the George Carlin video. These "Rights" people like to brag about are quite superficial.CrazyCapnMorgan said:This is going to sound weird, but guess what? You have no rights. You have privileges. There are no such things as "rights".Battenbergcake said:It's official, no one has respect for anyone's basic human rights anymore.
What LulzSec is doing is exactly what needs to happen so companies will realize their protection is shit and they should be doing more to protect you, the consumer who buys their products so shares rise and they don't go bankrupt.Darius Brogan said:Yeah, I suppose it would be if they were actually trying to increase internet security, which they're not. They're just getting laughs by destroying the personal lives of others.Smerf said:not the destroying peoples lives part, the increasing internet security part. im not saying this was a saintly action, im just saying that its probably benifitial in the long run.Darius Brogan said:Uh, your kind of people are the people who try their best to destroy the lives of other people?Smerf said:lol, if i had any skill at hacking id join lulsec. they seem like my type of people
That's not a good thing, you know.
I won't argue the fact that security needs to be tightened, because many companies are woefully under-protected, I'll argue the fact that these assholes are doing their level best to completely DESTROY the lives of people who have no bearing over anything involving security, by posting their personal information on the internet, and suggesting that other people POSE AS THEM on their accounts, and deliberately fuck-up their lives.Low Key said:What LulzSec is doing is exactly what needs to happen so companies will realize their protection is shit and they should be doing more to protect you, the consumer who buys their products so shares rise and they don't go bankrupt.Darius Brogan said:Yeah, I suppose it would be if they were actually trying to increase internet security, which they're not. They're just getting laughs by destroying the personal lives of others.Smerf said:not the destroying peoples lives part, the increasing internet security part. im not saying this was a saintly action, im just saying that its probably benifitial in the long run.Darius Brogan said:Uh, your kind of people are the people who try their best to destroy the lives of other people?Smerf said:lol, if i had any skill at hacking id join lulsec. they seem like my type of people
That's not a good thing, you know.
IT professionals have been saying it for almost two decades, and if CEOs won't listen to people who they employ, maybe they'll listen to people who do it because they can and may not be nice about it. Until network security is taken seriously, what is happening is the only way it'll change.
This man has it rightEcher123 said:Psh, who registers for porn?
Fools.