2014/11/18 in Golem.de : Hanno Böck writes on the BTX-Hack.
1984 : Two members of the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) hacked BTX, by stealing 135 000Marks. They wanted to prove that the online service BTX, which had been in existence for a year at the time, was not sufficiently...Read more
1988 : The Chaos Computer Club publishes their second edition of their book Die Hacker Bibel subtitled "Das neue Testament". They explain who are the hackers, how they hack and why.
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1984 : Two members of the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) hacked BTX, by stealing 135 000Marks. They wanted to prove...Read more
2012/11/29 : Andrew Auernheimer explains what hackers can do with the vulnerabilities they discover. He add his opinion to not disclose such vulnerabilities to others.
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2021/09/24 (in ArsTechnica) : Ethical hackers are fed up with the inefficiency of Apple's bug bounty program. This is how three iOS 0-days were revealed by researcher frustrated. Jim Salter explains the situation.
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2021/09/09 (in the Washington Post) : Reed Albergotti explains why ethical hackers are fed up with Apple's bug bounty program. Main reasons among others are the lack of communication, the confusion about payments and the long delays.
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1985 : The Chaos Computer Club publishes the book Die Hacker Bibel. Kabelsalat ist gesund, explaining who are the hackers, how they hack and why.
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