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ÈÍÍÛÛÉÍͼ ÛÛº ÛÛº ÛÛÉÍÍÍÛÛ» The
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ÛÛº ÛÛÛÛÛÛÛº ÛÛº ÛÛº Hidden
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ÛÛº ÛÛÉÍÍÛÛº ÛÛº ÛÛº Odvious
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Èͼ Èͼ Èͼ ÈÍÍÍÍͼ
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Written ÞÛÛÝ ÜÛÛÛÛÛÜ ÜÛÛÛÛÛÜ ÛÛÛÛÛÛÜ ÛÛ ÛÛ ÜÛÛÛÛÛÜ
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by ÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛÜÜÜÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛÜÜÜÜ
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ÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛßßßÛÛ ÛÛÛÛÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛ ßßßßÛÛ
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ÞÛÛÝ ßÛÛÛÛÛß ÛÛ ÛÛ ÛÛ ßÛÛ ßÛÛÛÛÛß ßÛÛÛÛÛß
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There is a growing sub culture in our society. This
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culture is a underground culture that few people truly
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understand. Some of the "members" of this society do not even
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fully understand it. I am speaking of the hacking
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underground.
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This is a very elite culture. It is not elite in the
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sense that you have to be rich or high born to join it. In
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actuality it is probably the most fair and non-discrimating
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culture in existence. To become a member of this mysterious
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society, all you have to have a some skill in hacking or
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programing. You will be judged on your skill alone. Race,
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color, sex or nationality never hinder or aid any single
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person.
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It is also a very educated society. You must know how to
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communicate clearly, or you will be thought of as a "lammer".
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A lammer is a person that brags about being a "hacker" and
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has little or no skill. Lammers are the wannabe's of the
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Hacking world.
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I should take a moment here to clear up what hacking is.
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Most people just here about credit card fraud, and pirated
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software. This is a very minor part of hacking. It can be
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said that it is more of a side effect then a cause. Hackers
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hack for two reasons, either for fun, or for freedom. most
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hackers, myself included, fall in the first category. Hacking
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is basically breaking through highly complex programs to get
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want you want. When I speak of programs, I don't just speak
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of just, copy protections or security systems, I am speaking
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of all programs. Hacking can be as simple as fixing a bug in
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a program you bought, or as complicated as removing
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protections form secured systems or programs.
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For instance a program called "xxx" has a small bug in
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it. This bug is not acknowledge by the company that made it,
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because "Our software is bug free". So a talented program can
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break into the code and fix the bug. This is a form of
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hacking, especially if the programer starts handing out
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miniprograms, called patches, that fix the bug on other
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poeples computers. Now lets' say that program "xxx" is copy
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protected and ask you a question, that can only be answered
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if you have the manual, ever time you load it. This can be
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very annoying on programs that you use constantly. So the
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programer again breaks into the code and removes the
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question. now when he/she loads the program it does not
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bother him with the question. That is what hacking for fun is
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all about.
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The is a another school of hacking. This school believes
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that all information should be free. These hackers
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concentrate on breaking in to major computer systems and
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distributing the information they find. They believe that
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God gave man the intelengence to know the difference between
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dangerous information and "safe" information. They believe
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that all poeple will be better off if they know everyhting.
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The Hacking Society is very elite. If you try to enter
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it with no skill, and claim to have it, you will be forced
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out of it, sometimes violently. If you enter the society as a
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novice, and say you have no skill, but want to learn, most of
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the time, the veterans will train the new members.
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It is also elite in another respect. If anyone "messes"
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with a member of the society, the whole group rallies to
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his/her aid. For example, let speculate that Mr Smith is a
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hacker, and Mr. Jones has been giving him a hard time. Mr.
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Smith mentions this to the society, and several of the
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members will "talk" to Mr. Jones. The end result is that Mr.
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Jones no longer bothers Mr. Smith. There is also the infamous
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"honor among thieves". All members of the society respect the
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others and always work toghter, or at least not against each
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other. Occasionally there are a few odd balls who think they
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are God, and do what ever they want, to whoever they want.
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These people are put in the place when the everyone else
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allies against them.
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Basically the Hacking Society is a very elite, and
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intelligent culture. They are an international group that has
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no territorial boundaries. If there is a computer, there will
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be a hacker. This culture is a very subtle, and quiet culture
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for the most part. They don not want others bothering them,
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and prefer to be left alone.
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