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1:24 pm September 25, 2011
| Tony Chou @ Investorz' Blog
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In case you don't know, Yakezie was hacked this morning.
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1:49 pm September 25, 2011
| Sustainable PF
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Actually, Inmotion the host, was hacked. Sites hosted @ Inmotion were affected.
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2:32 pm September 25, 2011
| Jon | Free Money Wisdom
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Insane! I did some research on the hacker, I gues the dude runs solo and hacks servers to show them their vulnurabilities. Man, if he isn't making money doing this, he's stupid. Must be one smart guy. I heard he lives in his parent's basement and hacks all by hand lol.
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2:44 pm September 25, 2011
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And theres the shame of it. If the dude has that kind of know-how, imagine what he could do if he put it to good use rather than make people hate him?
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5:37 am September 26, 2011
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I was wondering what the heck had happened to our site! I tried to get into it three times over a period of 15 minutes of Sunday morning but couldn't. By the evening it was fine–thank you so much to whomever put the work in to fix things.
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3:32 pm September 26, 2011
| Miss T @ Prairie Eco-Thrifter
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Thanks to everyone who got us fixed so quickly . You ROCK!!
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4:27 pm September 26, 2011
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Yeah thanks to everyone, Suba I understand did the bulk of fixing :)
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7:56 pm September 27, 2011
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Been there-it's a pain. Thank you Suba and whomever fixed it. It's not fun!
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9:06 pm September 27, 2011
| Matt Wegner
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Glen Craig – Free From Broke said:
And theres the shame of it. If the dude has that kind of know-how, imagine what he could do if he put it to good use rather than make people hate him?
Exactly Glen. He could be helping so many people, yet he chooses to be an a$$.
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6:36 am September 28, 2011
| Miss T @ Prairie Eco-Thrifter
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Matt Wegner said:
Glen Craig – Free From Broke said:
And theres the shame of it. If the dude has that kind of know-how, imagine what he could do if he put it to good use rather than make people hate him?
Exactly Glen. He could be helping so many people, yet he chooses to be an a$$.
I totally agree. Wasted talent!
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6:49 am September 28, 2011
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I always say Suba is a techy genius!
As for the hacker… I guess I just don't get "why" they do it, but I suppose they like the challenge (sort of how we like the challenge of doing productive things like dropping our Alexa rank)? Interesting enough, I was talking to one of our IT guys at work. I work at the Home Office of a large company with employees in all 50 states – naturally, network security is important for us. The IT guy said he has some hackers currently working for him on a contractor base to test some new hardware. I thought he was joking but he said that there is actually a market for "hackers" out there and they get hired to purposely try to hack into systems to try to determine their weaknesses. Sounds like a pretty cool job, actually! Basically, these are previous "bad guy" hackers who have turned into "good guys" in order to profit.
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6:56 am September 28, 2011
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The Single Saver said:
I always say Suba is a techy genius!
As for the hacker… I guess I just don't get "why" they do it, but I suppose they like the challenge (sort of how we like the challenge of doing productive things like dropping our Alexa rank)? Interesting enough, I was talking to one of our IT guys at work. I work at the Home Office of a large company with employees in all 50 states – naturally, network security is important for us. The IT guy said he has some hackers currently working for him on a contractor base to test some new hardware. I thought he was joking but he said that there is actually a market for "hackers" out there and they get hired to purposely try to hack into systems to try to determine their weaknesses. Sounds like a pretty cool job, actually! Basically, these are previous "bad guy" hackers who have turned into "good guys" in order to profit.
Any other Criminal Minds fans out there? Penelope Garcia, the IT expert of the show, was caught by the FBI and given a job, she was so good. I'm kind of guessing there's some element of truth to that even in real life.
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12:55 pm September 28, 2011
| Tony Chou @ Investorz' Blog
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The Single Saver said:
I always say Suba is a techy genius!
As for the hacker… I guess I just don't get "why" they do it, but I suppose they like the challenge (sort of how we like the challenge of doing productive things like dropping our Alexa rank)? Interesting enough, I was talking to one of our IT guys at work. I work at the Home Office of a large company with employees in all 50 states – naturally, network security is important for us. The IT guy said he has some hackers currently working for him on a contractor base to test some new hardware. I thought he was joking but he said that there is actually a market for "hackers" out there and they get hired to purposely try to hack into systems to try to determine their weaknesses. Sounds like a pretty cool job, actually! Basically, these are previous "bad guy" hackers who have turned into "good guys" in order to profit.
My guess is the bad hackers (who don't do it for money) simply like the thrill of destroying. Remember in the Dark Knight when Bruce's butler was saying "some men aren't after anything logical. they just want to see the world burn."
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