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El Expreso Got Hacked!!!!!
These people just don't get it [shaking head]
Coming out puffing their chests saying that they have the full might of the police and the military looking for the hackers just doesn't work. 80% of these people have never used a computer and have zero idea of the culture that surrounds hacks.
All they are doing is baiting these kids. Now it's become a game that the local "law enforcement" people don't understand and the hackers will win.
What about the network admins in these newspapers?
What procedures and protocols do they work to?
That's a very good question, when someone finds out, please let me know
I wonder when they will hit DR1, that will be cool...
Coming out puffing their chests saying that they have the full might of the police and the military looking for the hackers just doesn't work. 80% of these people have never used a computer and have zero idea of the culture that surrounds hacks.
All they are doing is baiting these kids. Now it's become a game that the local "law enforcement" people don't understand and the hackers will win.
What about the network admins in these newspapers?
What procedures and protocols do they work to?
That's a very good question, when someone finds out, please let me know
I wonder when they will hit DR1, that will be cool...
This was in Terra.com
<i>25 de Junio de 2003
Detienen a cinco personas por insulto a presidente en Internet
Un mensaje en el sitio de Internet de un diario dominicano que insultaba al presidente del pa?s, Hip?lito Mej?a, se origin? en la computadora de un empleado, seg?n reportaron el martes medios locales.
Fuentes vinculadas a las investigaciones, citadas por diarios locales, dijeron que por lo menos cinco personas fueron arrestadas en relaci?n con el mensaje colocado el lunes en la p?gina Web del peri?dico List?n Diario.
Entre los detenidos figur? el ingeniero de sistemas Manuel Alvarez Cocco, empleado del diario y cu?ado del ex due?o del diario Ram?n Baez Figueroa.
Las investigaciones est?n a cargo del Instituto Dominicano de las Telecomunicaciones, la Polic?a Nacional y los organismos de seguridad del Estado.
Baez Figueroa, presidente del quebrado Banco Intercontinental y ex propietario de un emporio period?stico que inclu?a a List?n Diario, fue arrestado y acusado de fraude el mes pasado, despu?s que el Estado interviniera el banco y compa??as que controlaba, tras anunciar un amplio fraude en la instituci?n.
List?n Diario, un respetado matutino con 114 a?os de vida, no public? el martes su versi?n online, mientras los t?cnicos trabajaban en la seguridad del sitio.
Alvarez Cocco estaba bajo arresto en el Palacio de la Polic?a, en Santo Domingo, junto a otros empleados del diario, pero hasta el martes las autoridades no hab?an formulado cargos.
Terra/Reuters</i>
Do you think someone inside gave them up?
<i>25 de Junio de 2003
Detienen a cinco personas por insulto a presidente en Internet
Un mensaje en el sitio de Internet de un diario dominicano que insultaba al presidente del pa?s, Hip?lito Mej?a, se origin? en la computadora de un empleado, seg?n reportaron el martes medios locales.
Fuentes vinculadas a las investigaciones, citadas por diarios locales, dijeron que por lo menos cinco personas fueron arrestadas en relaci?n con el mensaje colocado el lunes en la p?gina Web del peri?dico List?n Diario.
Entre los detenidos figur? el ingeniero de sistemas Manuel Alvarez Cocco, empleado del diario y cu?ado del ex due?o del diario Ram?n Baez Figueroa.
Las investigaciones est?n a cargo del Instituto Dominicano de las Telecomunicaciones, la Polic?a Nacional y los organismos de seguridad del Estado.
Baez Figueroa, presidente del quebrado Banco Intercontinental y ex propietario de un emporio period?stico que inclu?a a List?n Diario, fue arrestado y acusado de fraude el mes pasado, despu?s que el Estado interviniera el banco y compa??as que controlaba, tras anunciar un amplio fraude en la instituci?n.
List?n Diario, un respetado matutino con 114 a?os de vida, no public? el martes su versi?n online, mientras los t?cnicos trabajaban en la seguridad del sitio.
Alvarez Cocco estaba bajo arresto en el Palacio de la Polic?a, en Santo Domingo, junto a otros empleados del diario, pero hasta el martes las autoridades no hab?an formulado cargos.
Terra/Reuters</i>
Do you think someone inside gave them up?
They are probably using the hacker as an excuse to arrest people who "cause trouble". I doubt that the polica nacional has a good computer forensic team able to trace this. It takes the FBI here days and even weeks to backtrack every detour a hacker takes. Additionally, usually a hacker will use a third party to do his work -- another computer taken over thru a weak security system-- Plus I've heard that this may have come from England: there is a Darknet hacker organization there.
http://www.darknet.org.uk/
It would be so terrible if they are arresting people for political reasons. In the old days you were a communist, now a hacker? Que Dios salve al pais!
![url]](http://[url]http://www.darknet.org.uk/images/2.gif[/url])
http://www.darknet.org.uk/
It would be so terrible if they are arresting people for political reasons. In the old days you were a communist, now a hacker? Que Dios salve al pais!
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In my eyes as long as it does this president some damage I'm cool with it. I hope it keeps coming. He thinks he's bright, right? Well, lets see him figure it out!
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Oh c'mon! Everybody knows that they are hiding in the mountains.[B]Robert[/B] said:
Anyhoo, it will be funny to see them track the hacker(s) with their Remmington typewriters.
Ed-NYC :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Aw, c'mon! I heard it was a Wang, supported by a Game Boy equipped with Donkey Kong!!!
Aw, c'mon! I heard it was a Wang, supported by a Game Boy equipped with Donkey Kong!!!
Wangs? C64's? Don't they use electricity?
Just stopped by the PN in Sosua here today and the colonel was taking our report with these new fangled writing sticks with some kinda fluid in 'em. An upgrade from the graphite/charcoal sticks they used last time we were there.
But! He was still writing the information in a "Powder Puff Girls" notebook from Playero ... Really!
Just stopped by the PN in Sosua here today and the colonel was taking our report with these new fangled writing sticks with some kinda fluid in 'em. An upgrade from the graphite/charcoal sticks they used last time we were there.
But! He was still writing the information in a "Powder Puff Girls" notebook from Playero ... Really!
True Story...
I had to get a police report due to a stolen passport.
My surname starts with a "W" and they didn't have a "W"
working on the typewriter. The policeman typing the report
took out the paper, put it in upside down and used the "M" key.
I will say one thing, Dominicans have learn't to improvise and
some do an amazing job at it!
I had to get a police report due to a stolen passport.
My surname starts with a "W" and they didn't have a "W"
working on the typewriter. The policeman typing the report
took out the paper, put it in upside down and used the "M" key.
I will say one thing, Dominicans have learn't to improvise and
some do an amazing job at it!
Network Admins
Most Network admins know next to nothing as well, Robert.
No one will hack DR1, you likely have protocols in place and are well protected.
These hacks get into a lot of stuff unknown to the owners, many are just teenage kids but tech wizards to say the least.
Now the "M" for the "W" is a real improvision, who would have thought.
Originally posted by Robert
80% of these people have never used a computer and have zero idea of the culture that surrounds hacks.
What about the network admins in these newspapers?
What procedures and protocols do they work to?
That's a very good question, when someone finds out, please let me know
I wonder when they will hit DR1, that will be cool... [/B]
Most Network admins know next to nothing as well, Robert.
No one will hack DR1, you likely have protocols in place and are well protected.
These hacks get into a lot of stuff unknown to the owners, many are just teenage kids but tech wizards to say the least.
Now the "M" for the "W" is a real improvision, who would have thought.
I can imagine it...
General: We are looking for a Hacker that broke in the List?n Diario Website.
Some time later...
Policeman: Sir, we have the man.
General: You do? What's his name?
Policeman [puzzled]: Jaquez sir, he's the 'wachiman' at Listin.
General: We are looking for a Hacker that broke in the List?n Diario Website.
Some time later...
Policeman: Sir, we have the man.
General: You do? What's his name?
Policeman [puzzled]: Jaquez sir, he's the 'wachiman' at Listin.
Ed
That photo you posted is just too funny. I almost fell
down I was laughing so hard.
Priceless,
JD
That photo you posted is just too funny. I almost fell
down I was laughing so hard.
Priceless,
JD
Pib said:I can imagine it...
Policeman: Sir, we have the man.
General: You do? What's his name?
Policeman [puzzled]: Jaquez sir, he's the 'wachiman' at Listin.
That's exactly how it will go down.
Interestingly, according to Diario Libre, the famous Roxana Reyes (a goody-goody formerly fired by Hippo) has been assigned to the investigation. The Diario Libre also notes that nobody is sure that hacking expressly violates any Dominican laws. No matter, the watchman will be arrested shortly.
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