The Hackers Movie
Hacked Site Questions
- The
makers of the movie might of hacked their own site to show to others that
the threat of hackers are real. T hey prove that they didn’t hack their
own site by posting the apology letter they received from the person who
hacked their site.
- Three
changes that the hackers made compared to the original ones
- The
hacker did not like the movie because he felt that it didn’t show the true
aspects of real life hackers.
- DefCon
is big hacker convention.
- Three
“ethical hacker” rules he violated were I. Do not intentionally damage
*any* system, II. Do not alter any system files othter than ones needed to
ensure escape from detection and your future access, and XII. If you get
caught, stay quiet until you get a lawyer.
- Two
reasons why the hackers hacked the site was they named the movie “Hackers”
instead of “Praetorians” and the movie made actual hackers appear less
powerful as they wanted to be seen as.
- The
hacker’s true reasons for hacking the site were that he overreacted just a
bit.
- The
hacker said that he worked alone.
- He
tried to make up for the hack by giving the site owners information on how
to fix their site.
- The
tone of the letter is very formal and apologetic. His other tone was more
informational in a sense that he was showing off and threatening.
- He
says that real hackers are explorers, not vandals.
- He
shows that he’s a real hacker by showing some sample files.
- He
fears that his hack would cause him to be arrested.
- According
to the link, hackers are individuals in the pursuit for knowledge.
- A
cracker is someone who attempts to break into a system, the difference
between a cracker and a hacker is that crackers are always do what they do
to intentionally do harm while hackers don’t always do things to do harm
to onto others.
- A
typical cracker is a young teenager.
- A
hacker is explorers who seek knowledge and when they hack into systems
it’s a thrill for them.
- A
hacker can alter a site to what ever they want.
- Some
things that are against “Hacker Ethics” are hacking to do major harm and
hacking and getting caught.
- Hackers
hack for knowledge seeking and the thrill of hacking into a system.
- The
hacker of the page is a grey hat since he didn’t admit to do any harm when
he/she hacked into systems, just to look around.
- The
link to other hacker sites are blocked because hacking is technically
illegal.
- Most
activities on the site are illegal because they are intentionally breaking
into someone else’s property.
- A
hacker could cause a company to lose money, or ruin their reputation.
- Gray
Hat hacking should be illegal because even though they don’t do harm,
they’re still breaking into someone’s property.
- I
think that the site was really hacked, not a publicity stunt.