Back in 1998, Cult of the Dead Cow released this revolutionary hacker tool called Back Orifice. Despite its dumb interface, it was fun to play with and I used it to jump into random home computers all over the world, mostly just exploring a users files. About a year after that is when I found …
Category Archive: Hacker
Aug 03
Defcon 17
Once again, I flew to Las Vegas this year for Defcon. It went a little like this… Thursday: Drove to the airport with plenty of time to spare. I expected to have my backpack searched extra because I had about 200 PLA CDs in it, all stacked neatly at the bottom in two rows. On …
Aug 07
Defcon 2008
I’m going to Defcon tomorrow. If you’d like to contact me this weekend, you might try emailing MOBILE at notla.com, which will text my cell phone. You can also leave me a voice message at 541-550-2930. And Twitter will be texting me nonstop all weekend – I’ll probably think about even updating it myself occasionally. …
Mar 27
Rubicon 2003
Thursday, 3-27-2003: Time to prepare for Rubicon. Is0tek and GreenGod arrived at my house around 8pm. We went out and hijacked fast food frequencies all over the area and ended up going to bed around midnight or so. We plan to get up around 5am and leave for Detroit. Sunday, 3-30-2003: Our Rubicon adventure started …
Jul 31
My Defcon 2000 Review
July 2000: I’m stealing this old review of mine from Defcon 8 from UPL021. And there’s nothing linear can do about it! So I went to this thing called DefCon and now I’m going to write about it. We were stupid enough to book our flights with PriceLine.com which got us better rates but really …
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