Comments on: Hack Attack

By: wombat

wombat — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 10:42:08 +0000

something everybody seems to forget about Gary Mckinnon is that his only crime was accessing computers to which he was not authorised to access. The military are covering their ass when they say he only accessed unclassified material. So therefore by their own admission he had simply hacked computers. He had not been involved in espionage but in simply a denial of service attack. The fact the military is involved is a farce. If their computers are so insecure why not just call the trial off and save the USA the embarrassment of admitting its best technicians are a joke

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By: John

John — Sat, 29 Apr 2006 16:16:55 +0000

Common sense tells the average person not to try something like this. He must have known in the back of his stoned mind that if he got caught there would be serious reprecussions. Unless he has real evidence to back up his claims, he has no bargaining chip. I don’t think he should go to prison for 70 years but I do agree with the community service and fines. If anything, maybe this has highlighted the need for better systems security across the US Government. And it is probable that more skilled hackers have gone deeper and compromised US security for nefarious reasons.

By: godzilla

godzilla — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 14:15:51 +0000

IO — I agree, he probably left starwars on in the background and fell asleep. I found his candour about the number and frequency of hacks quite surprising though.

By: IO ERROR

IO ERROR — Sat, 30 Jul 2005 07:30:45 +0000

He also admits to being quite stoned at the time he discovered these so-called non-terrestrial officers, and apparently didn’t keep any copies of this. In the absence of evidence, I view this claim with extreme skepticism.

By: The Cenobyte

The Cenobyte — Fri, 29 Jul 2005 18:18:15 +0000

When it comes to computer crimes people seem to see the victomless aspect of them. No one was hurt so everything should be OK. But if this guy knocked down a building causing a million dollars worth of damage people would be out for blood. Why is it that the time and money it takes to fix the mess guys like him make are less important than say robbing a bank of a million dollars. The cost of dealing with criminals like this is far more costly to the public and private sector than bankrobbers, murderers, or almost any other crime. They should pay based on how much money it cost sociaty. Personally I like the idea of these guys having to pay back the costs of the damage they have done with community service or cash.