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| − | Source: ChaosRadioInternational 011
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| − | http://chaosradio.ccc.de/cri011.html
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| − | Interview with Steven Levy about the significance of Hacker throughout history.
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| − | Reality Hacker
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| − | Urban Spelunker
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| − | RFC1392 -> Hacker RFC
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| − | Jargon File v2009 -> 4.4.7 dato 29.12.2003 (collection of Hacker Slang)
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| − | Eric S. Raymond controversy
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| − | ESR -> pushes jargon too much towards Unix and his own beliefs and wording usages.
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| − | segregation? years?
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| − | Notable Hackers
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| − | RMS (emacs inventor)
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| − | Eric S. Raymond
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| − | Bill Joy
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| − | Kernighan & Ritchie (C-Book)
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| − | Kernighan (cron, AWK)
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| − | Ken thompson, Denis Ritchie -> B/C Unix grandfathers, plan 9
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| − | Linus
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| − | Larry Wall
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| − | Guido van Rossum
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| − | Schneier
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| − | Woz
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| − | Steve Jobs
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| − | Notable Hackers in .lu?
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| − | TZ, RPW
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| − | hack = creative practical joke
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| − | It’s at MIT that the term “hacker” is believed to have been born. TMRC understood hacking as inventing a quick, elegant fix for a complex problem without damaging or affecting the greater system.
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| − | Jargon from TMRC:
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| − | * http://tmrc.mit.edu/dictionary.html
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| − | History -> wiki Page
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| − | Nethic (Netiquette)
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| − | Networking/Multilevel
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| − | Hacker Culture in the 60's -> Broad Then even broader today
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| − | .sharing
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| − | .freedom, !secrecy implies openness
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| − | .hierarchy
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| − | .play
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| − | .right to fork
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| − | .rational
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| − | Media Picked-up term ~84
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| − | GNU (Hacker) Manifesto
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| − | Cathedral & Bazaar
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| − | Symbols -
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| − | Tux
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| − | Beastie
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| − | glider
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| − | Camel
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| − | April fools jokes in the Hacker community (apparently huge!)
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| − | ur-Hacker = coders of the 60's
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| − | phreakers, capt'n crunch!
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| − | Books: Steve Levy - Hackers
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| − | Movies: (have list in iPhone)
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| − | MTRC -> Rail road club @MIT - HS & H -
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| − | MIT-AI Lab
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| − | BBS Culture -
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| − | BBS in .lu -
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| − | wastelands
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| − | Base999
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| − | Dark Zone
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| − | LoneWolf (didi)
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| − | LTAM BBS
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| − | The High Society - Lux. Warez Scene
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| − | Authority
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| − | Homebrew Computer Club (MSFT - issue)
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| − | ASCII-Scene
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| − | Demo-Scene
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| − | in .lu
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| − | Links to Hacker time lines:
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| − | * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_computer_security_hacker_history
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| − | * http://www.planetsean.com/old-school-hacker-timeline/
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| − | * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infamous_Hacks
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| − | for computing, unbounded, quest for knowledge,
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| − | Hacker Timeline
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| − | 1960 AD: MIT's artificial intelligence lab become stagin ground for hackers
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| − | 1970 AD: John Draper hacks into a phone system to make free long distance phone call
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| − | 1970 AD: Yippie socail movement make magazine to make free long distance phone call
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| − | 1970 AD: Two members in Homebrew Computer club make blue box to hack into phone system
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| − | 1980 AD: William Gibson coins Cyberspace
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| − | 1980 AD: Makes first arrest of hacker
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| − | 1980 AD: Two Groups form: Legion of Doom and Chaos Computer Club
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| − | 1980 AD: Computer Fraud and Abuse Act gives clout
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| − | 1980 AD: Computer Emergency Response Team is formed
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| − | 1980 AD: Kevin Mitnick monitors E-mail of MCI and Digital Equipment. Later arrested and put in prison.
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| − | 1980 AD: Victom of $70 million computer heist in Chicago.
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| − | 1980 AD: hacker name Fry Guy is arrested by law enforcement.
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| − | 1990 AD: National crackdown of hackers
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| − | 1990 AD: Hacker captured for stealing military document
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| − | 1990 AD: Conducts major raids of hackers in 12 major cities.
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| − | 1990 AD: Hacker breaks into Griffith Air Force Base, NASA AND Korean Atomic Reserach Institute.
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| − | 1990 AD: Texas A&M professor recieves death threat
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| − | 1990 AD: Kevin Mitnick is arrested again
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| − | 1990 AD: Hacker breaks into Federal Websites
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| − | 1990 AD: 250,000 attacks by hackers in 1995 along.
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| − | 1990 AD: Hackers break into CBC website, say "The media are liars."
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| − | 1990 AD: Hackers break into Microsoft NT operating system
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| − | 1990 AD: Hacker claim Yahoo search engine has "logic bomb"
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| − | 1998 AD: Anti hacker runs ad during Super Bowl XXXII
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| − | 1998 AD: Federal Bureau of Labo Statistics gets thousands of fake information requests.
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| − | 1998 AD: Hacker break into United Nation's Children Fund Website
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| − | 1998 AD: Hacker claim to break into Pentagon Network
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| − | 1998 AD: US Justice Department unveils National Infrastructure Protection Center
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| − | 1998 AD: Hacker warn it would shut down nationwide access to the Internet
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| − | HACKER TIMELINE
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| − | 1865
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| − | U.S. Secret Service (USSS) founded.
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| − | 1876
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| − | Alexander Graham Bell invents telephone.
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| − | 1878
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| − | First teenage males flung off phone system by enraged
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| − | 1939
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| − | "Futurian" science-fiction group raided by Secret Service.
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| − | 1971
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| − | Yippie phone phreaks start YIPL/TAP magazine.
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| − | 1972
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| − | Ramparts magazine seized in blue-box rip-off scandal.
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| − | 1978
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| − | Ward Christenson and Randy Suess create first personal computer
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| − | bulletin board system.
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| − | 1982
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| − | William Gibson coins term "cyberspace."
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| − | "414 Gang" raided. 1983-1983 AT&T dismantled in divestiture.
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| − | 1984
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| − | Congress passesComprehensive Crime Control Act giving USSS
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| − | 1984
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| − | "Legion of Doom" formed.
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| − | 1984
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| − | 2600: The Hacker Quarterly founded.
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| − | 1984
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| − | Whole Earth Software Catalog published.
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| − | 1985
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| − | First police "sting" bulletin board systems established.
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| − | Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link computer conference (WELL) goes on-line.
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| − | 1986
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| − | Computer Fraud and Abuse Act passed.
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| − | 1986
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| − | Electronic Communications Privacy Act passed.
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| − | 1987
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| − | Chicago prosecutors form Computer Fraud and Abuse Task Force.
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| − | 1988 A Cornell student sent a worm program over the Internet that penetrated
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| − | military and intelligence systems, shutting down 6,000 computers.
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| − | July. Secret Service covertly videotapes "SummerCon" hacker convention.
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| − | September.
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| − | "Prophet" cracks BellSouth AIMSX computer network and downloads E911
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| − | Document to his own computer and to Jolnet.
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| − | September. AT&T Corporate Information Security informed of Prophet's
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| − | October. Bellcore Security informed of Prophet's action.
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| − | 1989
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| − | January. Prophet uploads E911 Document to Knight Lightning. February 25.
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| − | Knight Lightning publishes E911 Document in Phrack electronic
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| − | May. Chicago Task Force raids and arrests "Kyrie."
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| − | June. "NuPrometheus League" distributes Apple Computer proprietary
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| − | software.
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| − | June 13. Florida probation office crossed with phone-sex line in
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| − | switching-station stunt.
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| − | July. "Fry Guy" raided by USSS and Chicago Computer Fraud and Abuse
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| − | July. Secret Service raids "Prophet", "Leftist", and "Urvile" in Georgia
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| − | 1990
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| − | January 15. Martin Luther King Day Crash strikes AT&T long-distance
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| − | network nationwide.
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| − | January 18-19. Chicago Task Force raids Knight Lightning in St. Louis.
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| − | January 24. USSS and New York State Police raid "Phiber Optik",
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| − | "Acid Phreak", and "Scorpion" in New York City.
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| − | February 1. USSS raids "Terminus" in Maryland.
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| − | February 3. Chicago Task Force raids Richard Andrews' home.
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| − | February 6. Chicago Task Force raids Richard Andrews' business.
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| − | February 6. USSS arrests Terminus, Prophet, Leftist, and Urvile.
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| − | February 9. Chicago Task Force arrests Knight Lightning.
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| − | February 20. AT&T Security shuts down public-access "attctc" computer in Dallas.
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| − | February 21. Chicago Task Force raids Robert Izenberg in Austin.
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| − | March 1. Chicago Task Force raids Steve Jackson Games, Inc., "Mentor,"
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| − | and "Eric Bloodaxe" in Austin.
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| − | May 7,8,9. USSS and Arizona Organized Crime and Racketeering Bureau conduct
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| − | "Operation Sundevil" raids in Cincinnatti, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami,
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| − | Newark, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Tucson, San Diego, San Jose,
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| − | and San Francisco.
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| − | May.
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| − | FBI interviews John Perry Barlow re NuPrometheus case.
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| − | June. Mitch Kapor and Barlow found Electronic Frontier Foundation;
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| − | Barlow publishes Crime and Puzzlement manifesto.
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| − | July 24-27. Trial of Knight Lightning.
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| − | 1991
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| − | February. CPSR Roundtable in Washington, D.C.
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| − | March 25-28. Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference in San Francisco.
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| − | May 1. Electronic Frontier Foundation, Steve Jackson, and others file
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| − | suit against members of Chicago Task Force.
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| − | July 1-2. Switching station phone software crash affects Washington, Los
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| − | Angeles, Pittsburgh, San Francisco.
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| − | September 17. AT&T phone crash affects New York City and three airports.
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| − | 1993
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| − | April 22. Hacker accused of rigging radio contests in San Francisco.
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| − | 1994 A Russian computer hacker tapped into the Citibank's funds transfer
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| − | system, taking more than $10 million.
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| − | A 16-year-old British hacker broke into the computer system at an
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| − | Air Force laboratory in Rome, N.Y.
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| − | 1996
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| − | March. Hacker named u4ea in Boston is finally caught.
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| − | August 18. Hacker Vandalizes Web Site Of U.S. Justice Department.
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| − | April 24. Hacker reaches plea bargain with federal prosecutors.
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| − | August 28. Political Hackers Break Into Moscow Channel.
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| − | September 14. New York's Panix Service Is Crippled by Hacker Attack.
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| − | September 19. Hackers Vandalize C.I.A.'s Web Page.
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| − | September 28. Hacker Zaps Tens of Thousands Of Postings on Usenet System.
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