Legendary Hacker on the World
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Kevin Mitnick
The United States (US) Department of Justice called Kevin Mitnick “the most wanted computer criminal in US history”. Kevin Mitnick’s story even became the basis for the film Track Down. He is often said to be the world’s best hacker of all time.
In 1982, Kevin Mitnick hacked the North American Defense Command (NORAD), a feat that inspired the 1983 film War Games.
In 1989, he hacked the Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) network and made a copy of their software. He was later arrested and served a year in prison for hacking the Digital Equipment Corporation network.
Then, Kevin Mitnick was released for three years on supervised release. But towards the end of that period, Kevin Mitnick fled.
He went on a hacking spree over two and a half years that involved breaching the national defense alert system and stealing company secrets. He was finally arrested and sentenced to five years in prison.
Afterwards, Kevin Mitnick became a consultant and public speaker for computer security. He now runs Mitnick Security Consulting, LLC.
Albert Gonzales
Albert started his hacker journey as the leader of a hacker group called ShadowCrew. In addition to stealing and selling credit card numbers, ShadowCrew also creates fake passports, health insurance cards, and birth certificates for identity theft crimes.
He was arrested in New York at the age of 22 for debit card fraud related to stealing data from millions of card accounts. To avoid prison time, Albert became an informant for the Secret Service, eventually helping to indict dozens of Shadowcrew members.
For his actions, Albert was sentenced to 20 years in prison and is scheduled to be released in 2025.
Kevin Poulsen
Kevin Poulsen aka “Dark Dante” once hacked a radio station’s phone lines and set himself up as the winning caller, earning him a new Porsche. The media dubbed him the “Hannibal Lecter of computer crime”.
Kevin was on the FBI’s wanted list when he hacked into federal systems and stole wiretapping information.
He was later arrested in a supermarket (of all places) and sentenced to 51 months in prison and billed for $56,000 in restitution.
After being released from prison in 1995, Kevin changed his way of life. He started working as a journalist and is now a contributing editor for Wired.
In 2006, Kevin even helped law enforcement identify 744 sex offenders on MySpace.
Anonymous
Anonymous appeared in 2003 on the message board 4chan in an unnamed forum. Anonymous is not one person but a group of hackers. Anyone can act on behalf of Anonymous.
Anonymous has been said to have attacked several high-profile targets, including Amazon, PayPal, Sony, Westboro Baptist Church, Church of Scientology, parts of the dark web.
Not only that, the governments of Australia, India, Syria and the United States have also been attacked by him.
Anonymous continues its hacking activities to this day. Meanwhile, since 2011, two related hacking groups have emerged from Anonymous, namely LulzSec and AntiSec.
Matthew Bevan and Richard Pryce
Matthew Bevan and Richard Pryce are a hacker team from England.
They hacked several military networks in 1996, including Griffiss Air Force Base, the Defense Information Systems Agency, and the Korea Atomic Research Institute (KARI).
Matthew Bevan aka Kuji and Richard Pryce aka Datastream Cowboy were once accused of almost starting the third world war after they dumped KARI research into the American military system.
Matthew Bevan claims that he wants to prove the UFO conspiracy theory.
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