Demoner April 13, 2006 Share Demoner Member April 13, 2006 Anyone actually know what this H.O.P.E. means??? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobalt April 13, 2006 Author Share Cobalt Member April 13, 2006 Anyone actually know what this H.O.P.E. means??? Yeah. I put it in the title. Hackers On Planet Earth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anonymo April 13, 2006 Share anonymo Member April 13, 2006 <Takes a swing a t NOFX> "YOU'RE ONE OF THEM!!!!!" Wut! There's one among us!! PANCAKE HUGGER!!! ... leggo my ego! Has that sugar worn off yet? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobalt April 13, 2006 Author Share Cobalt Member April 13, 2006 <Takes a swing a t NOFX> "YOU'RE ONE OF THEM!!!!!" Wut! There's one among us!! PANCAKE HUGGER!!! ... leggo my ego! Has that sugar worn off yet? She was still going on about that chocolatey poptart at like 2:00am in TS. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EbilDustBunny April 13, 2006 Share EbilDustBunny GC Alumni April 13, 2006 ' date='Apr 13 2006, 03:56 PM' post='322978'] <Takes a swing a t NOFX> "YOU'RE ONE OF THEM!!!!!" Wut! There's one among us!! PANCAKE HUGGER!!! ... leggo my ego! Has that sugar worn off yet? She was still going on about that chocolatey poptart at like 2:00am in TS. i was? But you have to give me this... it was nasty. LOL My sister ate the other one today because I brought it home from work the other day. She agrees. At least it didn't go to waste. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fatty April 13, 2006 Share Fatty GC Founder April 13, 2006 Company my brother used to work for (Wheelgroup) was featured in Fortune magazine years ago as they were challenged to break into a fortune 500 company's system over a weekend. They did so. Cisco purchased the company. Basically, they hacked for the purpose of showing people how insecure their things were, and that they needed their services. The permissive intrusion studies they did were really cool (essentially allow the hacker in enough so as to watch and study them). Found a reference to "[be97] R. Behar, "Who's Reading Your Email?" Fortune Magazine, February, 1997. " Trying to find the article online somewhere. Here's an archive, but no picture of my bro in this online version: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/for...21526/index.htm That was Texas optimism; all computer systems are different, and making Nutcracker succeed took longer. But WheelGroup has the requisite hacker talents--technical ingenuity and stare-at-the-screen obsessiveness--in abundance. Most of its founders are ex-military men who served in the Air Force Information Warfare Center; in 1994, four of them teamed up to capture one of the military's most notorious hackers. FORTUNE saw the boast as a challenge. It took some time, but we found a well-regarded FORTUNE 500 company that was willing to serve as a guinea pig, provided its name wasn't disclosed. To make the exercise realistic, XYZ agreed that its chief of information systems would be kept on the sidelines; a team of computer experts from the Coopers & Lybrand accounting firm was retained to monitor the break-in and safeguard XYZ's computers and data. Before going to Wheelgroup my brother worked for N.S.A. Cool stuff that he could never talk to me about... One of my favorite quotes from the article: (FORTUNE Magazine) – This is it. We're in. There are things here I can now destroy. This is a good thing. The geek in me is happy. --Three hackers in San Antonio, 11:10 p.m. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobalt April 13, 2006 Author Share Cobalt Member April 13, 2006 That is pretty freakin cool Fatty, I had no idea. I've heard about Wheelgroup before but never knew your brother was involved in it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fatty April 13, 2006 Share Fatty GC Founder April 13, 2006 Wheelgroup isn't really something anymore.... In 1998: During the quarter, Cisco completed the acquisitions of LightSpeed International Inc., WheelGroup Corp. and NetSpeed Inc. for a total of $521 million. Cisco ate them up. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
farmerisme April 13, 2006 Share farmerisme Member April 13, 2006 Wheelgroup isn't really something anymore.... In 1998: During the quarter, Cisco completed the acquisitions of LightSpeed International Inc., WheelGroup Corp. and NetSpeed Inc. for a total of $521 million. Cisco ate them up. I hope someone eats me up like that. I could finally pony up for admin. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobalt April 13, 2006 Author Share Cobalt Member April 13, 2006 Wheelgroup isn't really something anymore.... In 1998: During the quarter, Cisco completed the acquisitions of LightSpeed International Inc., WheelGroup Corp. and NetSpeed Inc. for a total of $521 million. Cisco ate them up. I was more referring to the fact that I had heard of them before. Never did know about that particular Cisco acquisition though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
appalachian_fox April 13, 2006 Share appalachian_fox Member April 13, 2006 My thesis is due 24 July for an August graduation. I highly doubt I'll be there, but thanks for asking. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheReverend(c) April 16, 2006 Share TheReverend(c) Member April 16, 2006 I'm only going if i can bring a baseball bat... Yes and hopefully a sudden and mysteriouse airstrike will happen. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cobalt April 16, 2006 Author Share Cobalt Member April 16, 2006 Man, I knew I offended some people but I never had ANY idea so many people wanted me dead... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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