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Unless doing it as a professional service when hired by the target, I don't think there's any moral justification. I don't believe in so-called grey-hats. If you're invading a system without permission, you're a black-hat. I don't care what your supposed purpose is, you're trespassing. Sure, you can claim that you're doing it for good, but there's often little way to prove that, and how is the target to know you didn't make extra copies of that credit card list or whatever you found.

i found this, which is a really good one

http://www.crisscross.com/forum/Worlds_ ... 436/tm.htm

topolab wrote:i found this, which is a really good one

http://www.crisscross.com/forum/Worlds_ ... 436/tm.htm

That's funny, but is there any proof it ever happened? I believe (read hope) it's probably just a story that someone made up. I've seen it in different forms over the web.

well, i dont care if happened or not!
its funny anyway

i think hacker's are cool!
i want to learn to be one but since i'm engineering student.
it's hard for me to concentrate on my pc and my knowledge about hackers stuff ..

i'm even do not know how to use linux properly ( win32 user )
*sigh*

a hacker should not abuse their power by destroying other machine or server but they juz explore it and tell the owner whut vulnerable that machine have. and leave some note. that's cool!

hail to hacker!
respect them!
without them! we err err , we we we can't smile! ( make sense? )

To learn more about the various systems involved. For anything remotely malicious, noone innocent. Ever.