Thread: Hackers jailed
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Old 07-10-2005, 23:09   #16
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Re: Hackers jailed

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Originally Posted by Saxodriver
3month, and make them only able to use a Intel Celeron 333mhz with 64mb of ram and onboard visuals and sound, with a 2gb HD at 5400rpm IDe, single speed cd-rom, 1 floppy drive, and the most dodgy ever installation of Windows ME.

NOW THATS DETERENT
I very much doubt it.Iread a few years ago that a one or two teenagers in the US using an old TRS-80 hacked into a US government sytem they also hacked into the phone company and erased all the phone call traces.

So any hacker can break into anything.

How long before somebody uses the new Sony PSP
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