Hack Attacks - The end of internet innocence?

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Hack Attacks - The end of internet innocence?

An SI Board Since February 2000

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Emcee: Jon Tara	Type: Unmoderated

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14	Looks like that was some Bullsh*t. 404, Nevermore.	lorrie coey	-	2/26/2000
13	Welcome to the Virtual War of the Currencies...while they last.	lorrie coey	-	2/26/2000
12	There already is an entity that monitors the Internet. ECHELON BOMBSHELL: NSA	Tom Clarke	-	2/26/2000
11	Well, the 'government' is TheKahunaCorperation. The biggest corporatio	lorrie coey	-	2/24/2000
10	The government and its friends are trying to use hackers - who may be feds - to	Tom Clarke	-	2/23/2000
9	3 suspects to be questioned in DOS attack: cbs.marketwatch.com	Tom Clarke	-	2/15/2000
8	Update on the German connection: biz.yahoo.com	MSB	-	2/12/2000
7	Links in computer attacks traced to two Cal. universities: politicslive.com	Tom Clarke	-	2/12/2000
6	Maybe it was the Feds: wired.com	Tom Clarke	-	2/12/2000
5	biz.yahoo.com	MSB	-	2/10/2000
4	What is the best way to create a need for a new product..... Create a reason.	MSB	-	2/10/2000
3	Hi Jon, Oh, I knew what you meant, but it was like playing volleyball when one	LPS5	-	2/9/2000
2	LOL! Of course, I was referring to the technical side, not the content side. :)	Jon Tara	-	2/9/2000
1	"Internet innocence"?! Good Lord, man - what Internet are YOU on?! &	LPS5	-	2/9/2000

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