Soldato
If he did have evidence he'd be on the missing persons list and not thrust into the media spotlight facing extradition. These people don't muck around...squiffy said:
NASA hacker speaks
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Man of Honour
I am a firm believer in the whole UFO thing and the NASA/US cover-ups, and from what I've read their security really was that bad back then.
As for the lack of evidence, why didn't he use a normal 35mm camera to take a photo of the image on the monitor? If I'd been hacking for a year or two and felt I was getting close, I'd make damned sure I would have some way of recording/documenting anything I found.
As for the lack of evidence, why didn't he use a normal 35mm camera to take a photo of the image on the monitor? If I'd been hacking for a year or two and felt I was getting close, I'd make damned sure I would have some way of recording/documenting anything I found.
zain said:Yeah I once saw a plane too
The scariest part of that interview was the messaging in notepad, it shows how easily organisations like NASA, CIA and big ol Microsoft can access your computer. Who knows what/when they look at confidential data,
I don't think you read the interview quite right. He wasn't doing the conversation on his workstation, but the one at NASA. He was using a VNC server/client style interrogation of the workstation (a little unusual), which meant what he did/saw was exactly what was on the monitor of the workstation at NASA. All he means by conversation in wordpad was that the net-tech noticed what was going on, went to the workstation, opened up wordpad and started to type. Given both users had mouse/keyboard control it would be the most convenient way to pass messages back and forth.
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I had another thought. Whenever I've used VNC it doesn't control the mouse on the screen, it just logs you in invisibly. The only time i've seen it take over is with Remote Assistance. I'm sure you could set up VNC to do that but why would you?? It's just sounds like such BS. If he could write a Pearl Script to find all the machines with blank admin passwords and he could get a VNC server installed and configured undetected surely he could have done better.
Soldato
No. Now that China and India are catching up the west in terms of oil consumption (and the prospect of far exceeding it) the figures are actually substantially less than 50 years. And that's just theoretical supply... actual market demand for the product will subside long before then because it will cost way too much. OPEC countries have already started cutting back or capping their supply output because they've realised that they can make much more money by inducing a supply problem than just willy-nilly extracting as much oil as they can and selling it relatively cheaply. At the end of the day it boils down to money and economics.Oracle said:
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I call shenanigans on this "hacker" 
If he does go to jail for 60 years+ with ZERO evidence then I shall laugh my socks off
If he does go to jail for 60 years+ with ZERO evidence then I shall laugh my socks off
Soldato
EVH said:I call shenanigans on this "hacker"
If he does go to jail for 60 years+ with ZERO evidence then I shall laugh my socks off
It can happen, as in the US its trial by jury not trial by evidence.
KaHn
I would have thought that hacker was a complate liar but after watching the Disclosure Project videos and reading their evidence, I believe everything that hacker says. And I think he does have photos/information but he would be in a lot more trouble if he was caught with it.
Get involved folks!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1166743665260900218&q=disclosure
http://www.disclosureproject.org/
Get involved folks!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1166743665260900218&q=disclosure
http://www.disclosureproject.org/
Don
squiffy said:
They would do it before he makes it public, so the quicker he gets it out in the open the better for him. Sitting on it wouldn't be a good idea!
That to me means he speaking ****.
Also he said that there was thousands of other hackers in there, so why haven't they found anything either?
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Morlan said:
That's a very well stocked store they have there.
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Only an opinion: The guy is a sad, lonely, attention seeker.
mosehn said:
You're talking a huge difference in time here. He's trying to do things as quickly as possible, so compare downloading a 240mb image over a 56k line with downloading a screenshot (what, 1.4mb?) over 56k line. I know what I'd choose as my first port of call.
240mb on 512k ADSL = 64 minutes of DL time. on a 56k dial-up that would be nearly 10 hours, assuming a good connection.
1.4mb on 56k only takes about 3 or 4 minutes.
Man of Honour
I call semi-BS. Back in the early days of the www (I won't make the mistake of calling it the internet 
), security was pretty much non-existant. He probably hacked into some office clerk's personal workstation and wiggled the mouse about a bit (and thus got caught). Now he's hamming it up to make us all think he's cool, when in reality he's just a nerd wannabe who thinks it's cool to spout OMGWTF I broke into NASA and found cool alien stuff!!!111oneeleven.
), security was pretty much non-existant. He probably hacked into some office clerk's personal workstation and wiggled the mouse about a bit (and thus got caught). Now he's hamming it up to make us all think he's cool, when in reality he's just a nerd wannabe who thinks it's cool to spout OMGWTF I broke into NASA and found cool alien stuff!!!111oneeleven.
Soldato
maybe when he saw the pic he got nervous and didnt even consider taking a picture....shock of seeing something that shouldnt exist may do that.
Theres plenty of people and folk with higher credits like air force etc etc claiming they seen things that shouldnt exist.... and been told to cover it up.
Theres plenty of people and folk with higher credits like air force etc etc claiming they seen things that shouldnt exist.... and been told to cover it up.