Autor: Thedevil (henryp_at_caiwireless2.com)
Data: Sun 17 Aug 1997 - 00:23:29 MET DST
On 16 Aug 1997 13:10:07 GMT, "=?ISO-8859-2?Q?Ni=BFnik?="
<niznik_at_polbox.com> wrote:
>Pilnie poszukuje adresow z serwisami hackerskimi (cheaty, cracki, tipsy
>i.t.d.), a takze adresy serwerow z uzytkami na Windows 95
>
>Z gory dziekuje
>--
>mój e-mail to: niznik_at_polbox.com
Cracker
The definition of a cracker is one who attempts to break into a system
via
cracking/guessing user passwords. Most of the crackers are young
teenage punks
who are very malicious and seek to get their kicks from destroying or
alternating
data on a system. The media often times mistakes the cracker for the
hacker. Also
note that a cracker's level of education/intelligence on the system
and its inner
workings etc. is very low.
Hacker
The hacker on the other hand is an individual who yearns for
knowledge. The
hackers are very knowledgeable individuals. They often times know
several
programming languages, work extensively with the inwards and outwards
of UNIX,
have a firm understanding of all the TCP/IP implementations and
protocols. They
keep abreast on all the security related issues involving computers.
Breaking into a
system for a hacker is a thrill, it is a challenge that they take on.
The hacker takes
much delight in exploring the system from the outside/inside searching
vigorously
for misconfigurations, bugs, and holes in the operating system that
would allow
them to break into a machine. Once in the system the challenge has
been completed
and they have succeeded in breaking in. It is against hacker ethics to
alter any data
aside from the logs that are needed to clean their tracks. They have
no need or
desire to destroy data as the malicious crackers. They are there to
explore the
system and learn more. The hacker has a constant yearning and thirst
for
knowledge that increases in intensity as their journey progresses.
Pozdrawiam!!!!
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