If the kid did deface the site, medyo mali lang ang style.
May nakilala ako dati, and "defacement" ng front facing websites na ginawa nya is simple a one liner na maliit sa bottom, to prove that he did hack the server.
He then taught the admins how to secure the site, with the request that he maintain the one liner as recognition.
So dati "hacked by Dabs" naging "protected by Dabs" or parang ganun.
As for the actual leakage, hinanap ko mga ibang tao kilala ko, nandun. Ako, wala. Pero voter naman ako. hehe. Notice na yung ibang names are still encrypted or mukang base64, so medyo mas mahirap basahin.
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para sakin hindi siya dapat makulong eh, why not ask him to help na lang para maimprove ang site..baka mas marami pa siya alam para maging secured ang website eh kasi kung kaya niyang pasukin yun, natural alam niya rin kung ano ang kulang sa website kaya nakaya niyang ihack
Iwan ko nga lang king bakit hindi naiisip ng NBI na kinuha nalang si kuya as their programmer, yun nabalitaan ko naleak yun info sa comelec dali dali ko na nagchange sa mga accounts, nakakatakot kung totoo man na naleak yun info mo at pwedeng ito gamitin sa crimen.
Hindi siya pwede kunin ng NBI kasi nga nag violate siya sa cyber crime law...maliban na lang if magiging witness siya against sa iba pang perpetrators na kasama niya mapapababa ang sentensya niya pag nagkataon...Pero come to think of it, NBI has a very good agents kasi nahanap pa din siya, why not comelec get one that is as good as them?
para sakin hindi siya dapat makulong eh, why not ask him to help na lang para maimprove ang site..baka mas marami pa siya alam para maging secured ang website eh kasi kung kaya niyang pasukin yun, natural alam niya rin kung ano ang kulang sa website kaya nakaya niyang ihack
Iwan ko nga lang king bakit hindi naiisip ng NBI na kinuha nalang si kuya as their programmer, yun nabalitaan ko naleak yun info sa comelec dali dali ko na nagchange sa mga accounts, nakakatakot kung totoo man na naleak yun info mo at pwedeng ito gamitin sa crimen.
para sakin hindi siya dapat makulong eh, why not ask him to help na lang para maimprove ang site..baka mas marami pa siya alam para maging secured ang website eh kasi kung kaya niyang pasukin yun, natural alam niya rin kung ano ang kulang sa website kaya nakaya niyang ihack
Eto naman ang masasabi ng isang International Web Security Expert about the Comeleak Scandal:
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/563633/scitech/technology/int-l-web-security-expert-slams-comelec-for-slow-acknowledgment-of-data-hack
Int'l web security expert slams Comelec for slow acknowledgment of data hack -
An international expert on online security on Friday scored the Commission on Elections for its slow action over data leaked by hackers online.
"Part of the problem is that Comelec are still not acknowledging the problem," said Troy Hunt, the creator of haveibeenpwnd.com, a website that allows people to check if their online accounts have been breached.
Hunt described the Comelec response as irresponsible, adding, "All they need to do is to compare the data in the breach with that in the source system. That's a three hour job, not a three week one."
On Thursday, hackers released a website allowing people to search through the leaked data. While the website has inaccessible since Friday morning, Hunt notes that the data is impossible to remove from the internet.
"There's an analogy which says. 'Trying to remove information from the internet is like trying to remove pee from a swimming pool'" said Hunt, noting that the data is currently being passed around through file sharing applications and is still accessible to the public.
How big is the breach?
With the website down and a large number of the population unaware of what private information is now available online, people are left to wonder how the leak affects them.
Hunt says that the situation is "certainly very serious, in terms of the volume of data and the nature of the data itself."
"The risks include impersonation, identity theft, spam, and other risks that exploit information that should be private now being made public," he said.
What makes the leak more problematic is the sheer volume of records.
"Fifty-five million is a huge number for any data breach, but when it's more than 50% of a nation's population then that's an incident that affects a serious portion of the country," Hunt said.
"The data released is spread across many different tables and databases so it's important to note that not everybody has been exposed in the same way — it's worse for some people than others."
For example, if a voter's passport information was part of the leak, a change in passport may be necessary. Less sensitive information like height or weight, Hunt said, may still make people feel uncomfortable as it is personal information they may not wish to publicly share.
When asked if the information leaked can be used to access bank accounts or credit cards, he said, "Indirectly, it's very possible."
"The data attributes that were leaked are often used for identity verification; if I know someone's name, address, birth date, and passport information then I have a significant portion of the information requested by a bank when requesting financial information," he explained.
Comelec still in denial
Hunt said that without knowing what personal information was made available publicly because of the leak, it would be difficult to figure out how to protect yourself against identity theft and other threats.
"(Ordinary citizens should) pressure Comelec to acknowledge the breach is legitimate. They're still in denial and whilst that's the case, it'll be hard to move forward," Hunt said.
"Next, there should be a collective demand to provide impacted citizens with exactly what was compromised about each individual. People deserve to know their exposure.
"Finally, there should be a very clear commitment on the measures they'll take to defend against sort of attack in the future.
"Also worth noting—often after a breach, those responsible for losing the data provide free identity theft services to victims, usually by subscribing them to existing commercial services. This is a case where that could be quite valuable."
Security shortcomings
Hunt said that based on direct observation of how the site works and a video of the purported attackers breaking into the system, there were obvious security shortcomings.
"Questions need to be asked of whoever built this service in the first place, including what they've now changed to ensure it doesn't happen again," he said.
"There was also definitely no formal security review of the website as these were very obvious flaws. For a government site of this nature, you'd expect to see proper review."
Asked to describe how easy it was to take the information from the Comelec, Hunt responded, "Exceptionally easy. The video I saw showed a SQL injection risk being exploited. This is the biggest—and one of the most well known—risks we have on the web today. It's also one of the easiest to exploit and we often see children using it to compromise websites."
If the same practices have been applied to other government websites, Hunt said that the same risks would likely be present.
A formal review of these sites does cost money and so does other security devices, but Hunt noted: "The secure software development patterns that would have prevented this are free."
"It costs no more to write code that is resilient to this form of attack than code that is vulnerable, the difference is simply the competency of the software developers," Hunt added.
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/563633/scitech/technology/int-l-web-security-expert-slams-comelec-for-slow-acknowledgment-of-data-hack
Int'l web security expert slams Comelec for slow acknowledgment of data hack -
An international expert on online security on Friday scored the Commission on Elections for its slow action over data leaked by hackers online.
"Part of the problem is that Comelec are still not acknowledging the problem," said Troy Hunt, the creator of haveibeenpwnd.com, a website that allows people to check if their online accounts have been breached.
Hunt described the Comelec response as irresponsible, adding, "All they need to do is to compare the data in the breach with that in the source system. That's a three hour job, not a three week one."
On Thursday, hackers released a website allowing people to search through the leaked data. While the website has inaccessible since Friday morning, Hunt notes that the data is impossible to remove from the internet.
"There's an analogy which says. 'Trying to remove information from the internet is like trying to remove pee from a swimming pool'" said Hunt, noting that the data is currently being passed around through file sharing applications and is still accessible to the public.
How big is the breach?
With the website down and a large number of the population unaware of what private information is now available online, people are left to wonder how the leak affects them.
Hunt says that the situation is "certainly very serious, in terms of the volume of data and the nature of the data itself."
"The risks include impersonation, identity theft, spam, and other risks that exploit information that should be private now being made public," he said.
What makes the leak more problematic is the sheer volume of records.
"Fifty-five million is a huge number for any data breach, but when it's more than 50% of a nation's population then that's an incident that affects a serious portion of the country," Hunt said.
"The data released is spread across many different tables and databases so it's important to note that not everybody has been exposed in the same way — it's worse for some people than others."
For example, if a voter's passport information was part of the leak, a change in passport may be necessary. Less sensitive information like height or weight, Hunt said, may still make people feel uncomfortable as it is personal information they may not wish to publicly share.
When asked if the information leaked can be used to access bank accounts or credit cards, he said, "Indirectly, it's very possible."
"The data attributes that were leaked are often used for identity verification; if I know someone's name, address, birth date, and passport information then I have a significant portion of the information requested by a bank when requesting financial information," he explained.
Comelec still in denial
Hunt said that without knowing what personal information was made available publicly because of the leak, it would be difficult to figure out how to protect yourself against identity theft and other threats.
"(Ordinary citizens should) pressure Comelec to acknowledge the breach is legitimate. They're still in denial and whilst that's the case, it'll be hard to move forward," Hunt said.
"Next, there should be a collective demand to provide impacted citizens with exactly what was compromised about each individual. People deserve to know their exposure.
"Finally, there should be a very clear commitment on the measures they'll take to defend against sort of attack in the future.
"Also worth noting—often after a breach, those responsible for losing the data provide free identity theft services to victims, usually by subscribing them to existing commercial services. This is a case where that could be quite valuable."
Security shortcomings
Hunt said that based on direct observation of how the site works and a video of the purported attackers breaking into the system, there were obvious security shortcomings.
"Questions need to be asked of whoever built this service in the first place, including what they've now changed to ensure it doesn't happen again," he said.
"There was also definitely no formal security review of the website as these were very obvious flaws. For a government site of this nature, you'd expect to see proper review."
Asked to describe how easy it was to take the information from the Comelec, Hunt responded, "Exceptionally easy. The video I saw showed a SQL injection risk being exploited. This is the biggest—and one of the most well known—risks we have on the web today. It's also one of the easiest to exploit and we often see children using it to compromise websites."
If the same practices have been applied to other government websites, Hunt said that the same risks would likely be present.
A formal review of these sites does cost money and so does other security devices, but Hunt noted: "The secure software development patterns that would have prevented this are free."
"It costs no more to write code that is resilient to this form of attack than code that is vulnerable, the difference is simply the competency of the software developers," Hunt added.
Sayang lang yun talent ni kuya kung ginamit sa tamang paraan edi sana wala sa ngayon sa kalagayan niya, syempre gigipitin siya ng mga NBI sa paglilitis at madaming katanungan ang tatanungin sa kanya.
kung may talent cia bat cya nahuli? pwera n lng kung magbrowse cya eh lantaran. di nia tinatago ung ip nia, tsaka sabi sa balita smartphone ung ginamit pang hack sa comelec websiteMagaling talaga yong bata.Makita mo dun sa link na Hall of Famer sya sa Facebook at Microsoft noong 2014 sa paghahanap ng mga bug sa mga site nila.
Microsoft Security Researcher Acknowledgments
Facebook Security Hall of Fame
Wow magaling naman talaga si kuya kaso nga lang malas niya lang. Ngayon ko lang nakita ito na may vouch pala ang facebook sa mga users na nakakahanap ng bug sa site nila.
Natawa ako sa isang post sa facebook na self proclaim na hacker at ang gamit niya daw ay cheat engine (nakalimutan ko na yun version), laughtrip.
Sayang lang yun talent ni kuya kung ginamit sa tamang paraan edi sana wala sa ngayon sa kalagayan niya, syempre gigipitin siya ng mga NBI sa paglilitis at madaming katanungan ang tatanungin sa kanya.
kung may talent cia bat cya nahuli? pwera n lng kung magbrowse cya eh lantaran. di nia tinatago ung ip nia, tsaka sabi sa balita smartphone ung ginamit pang hack sa comelec websiteMagaling talaga yong bata.Makita mo dun sa link na Hall of Famer sya sa Facebook at Microsoft noong 2014 sa paghahanap ng mga bug sa mga site nila.
Microsoft Security Researcher Acknowledgments
Facebook Security Hall of Fame
Sayang lang yun talent ni kuya kung ginamit sa tamang paraan edi sana wala sa ngayon sa kalagayan niya, syempre gigipitin siya ng mga NBI sa paglilitis at madaming katanungan ang tatanungin sa kanya.
kung may talent cia bat cya nahuli? pwera n lng kung magbrowse cya eh lantaran. di nia tinatago ung ip nia, tsaka sabi sa balita smartphone ung ginamit pang hack sa comelec website Tinuturuan sila alam ko at marami silang gumagawa non. At ang masama pa may kumanta saknaila tinraydor pa niya kasama nya hays nako wala daw ka bail (tama ba spelling), kawawa 23 years old palang nakulong na, tapos 6 years pa sya sa bilanggo halos dami mo nang nsmiss sa buhay mo, hays kaya ako tinigil ko na ang hacking .
Kung white hat siya May posibilidad pa na lumiit lang ang hatol at baka sa NBI cybercrime division nlang siya mag trabaho. May mga ganyan chief, na nag ooffer sila na mag trabaho sa knila lalo na kung magaling ka.
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White hat daw sya may post sa fb.
Kasayang lang mukhang di talaga yata lilitan hatol sakanya.
Sana sobrang galing nya para inofferan sya sa us
Tinuturuan sila alam ko at marami silang gumagawa non. At ang masama pa may kumanta saknaila tinraydor pa niya kasama nya hays nako wala daw ka bail (tama ba spelling), kawawa 23 years old palang nakulong na, tapos 6 years pa sya sa bilanggo halos dami mo nang nsmiss sa buhay mo, hays kaya ako tinigil ko na ang hacking .
Kung white hat siya May posibilidad pa na lumiit lang ang hatol at baka sa NBI cybercrime division nlang siya mag trabaho. May mga ganyan chief, na nag ooffer sila na mag trabaho sa knila lalo na kung magaling ka.
Ang galing nga ng mokong na yon e 20 plus website na daw nahack nya at take note sa google nya lang natutunan manghack bata pa lang daw siya pangarap na niyang maginh hacker sabi sa balita
Kaya nga rin mas maganda maging asset nlang siya ng NBI or any government job. Para nman matulungan yang Comelec at ibang sites ng government para maiwasan na ang ganyang Hack hack. Nakakabilib din tong batang to, Talented talaga siya.
This reminds of the movie "Catch Me If You Can" starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio (based on a true story). Franks Abagnale was a (very young) con artist who got so good at committing fraudulent acts such as making his own cheques, pretending to be a pilot and a lawyer. After years of evading the police, he was finally caught, but in the end, dahil sobrang talino nya, he was given a high profile job in the US counterfeit department ata. Sayang din kasi yung talent ng tao kung bubulukin mo lang sa kulungan,
Tinuturuan sila alam ko at marami silang gumagawa non. At ang masama pa may kumanta saknaila tinraydor pa niya kasama nya hays nako wala daw ka bail (tama ba spelling), kawawa 23 years old palang nakulong na, tapos 6 years pa sya sa bilanggo halos dami mo nang nsmiss sa buhay mo, hays kaya ako tinigil ko na ang hacking .
Kung white hat siya May posibilidad pa na lumiit lang ang hatol at baka sa NBI cybercrime division nlang siya mag trabaho. May mga ganyan chief, na nag ooffer sila na mag trabaho sa knila lalo na kung magaling ka.
Ang galing nga ng mokong na yon e 20 plus website na daw nahack nya at take note sa google nya lang natutunan manghack bata pa lang daw siya pangarap na niyang maginh hacker sabi sa balita
Kaya nga rin mas maganda maging asset nlang siya ng NBI or any government job. Para nman matulungan yang Comelec at ibang sites ng government para maiwasan na ang ganyang Hack hack. Nakakabilib din tong batang to, Talented talaga siya.
Tinuturuan sila alam ko at marami silang gumagawa non. At ang masama pa may kumanta saknaila tinraydor pa niya kasama nya hays nako wala daw ka bail (tama ba spelling), kawawa 23 years old palang nakulong na, tapos 6 years pa sya sa bilanggo halos dami mo nang nsmiss sa buhay mo, hays kaya ako tinigil ko na ang hacking .
Kung white hat siya May posibilidad pa na lumiit lang ang hatol at baka sa NBI cybercrime division nlang siya mag trabaho. May mga ganyan chief, na nag ooffer sila na mag trabaho sa knila lalo na kung magaling ka.
Ang galing nga ng mokong na yon e 20 plus website na daw nahack nya at take note sa google nya lang natutunan manghack bata pa lang daw siya pangarap na niyang maginh hacker sabi sa balita
Tinuturuan sila alam ko at marami silang gumagawa non. At ang masama pa may kumanta saknaila tinraydor pa niya kasama nya hays nako wala daw ka bail (tama ba spelling), kawawa 23 years old palang nakulong na, tapos 6 years pa sya sa bilanggo halos dami mo nang nsmiss sa buhay mo, hays kaya ako tinigil ko na ang hacking .
Kung white hat siya May posibilidad pa na lumiit lang ang hatol at baka sa NBI cybercrime division nlang siya mag trabaho. May mga ganyan chief, na nag ooffer sila na mag trabaho sa knila lalo na kung magaling ka.
Tinuturuan sila alam ko at marami silang gumagawa non. At ang masama pa may kumanta saknaila tinraydor pa niya kasama nya hays nako wala daw ka bail (tama ba spelling), kawawa 23 years old palang nakulong na, tapos 6 years pa sya sa bilanggo halos dami mo nang nsmiss sa buhay mo, hays kaya ako tinigil ko na ang hacking .
kung ang sinasabi nilang isang bata eh kayang makalikot ang site at makuha ang database, it only means na yung mas magagaling pa sa kanya higit pa dun angkayang gawin sa site knowing na napakadali pala nitong mahack
Tama isipin mo kakagraduate o fresh grad palang siya pero nagawa niya na yun haha ako nga di ko kaya yun lalo na maraming mga IT ang hindi kaya gumawa ng simpleng program haha kagaya ko at inaamin ko na bilib ako kay biteng
kung ang sinasabi nilang isang bata eh kayang makalikot ang site at makuha ang database, it only means na yung mas magagaling pa sa kanya higit pa dun angkayang gawin sa site knowing na napakadali pala nitong mahack
Isa kasi sa torrent ang may pinaka maraming traffic at maraming mga virus talagang sa torrent na pwede isa ang files mo sa mga nagkalat na virus.. like malware.. kung alam nyu lang yung pay per install na ang mismong app is malware pag download mo detected agad ng anti virus.. kung hindi naman pag ininstall mo parang wala naman lumalabas pero nag rarun sa background..
Kung mag oobserve ganyan din ako dati hindi rin natin talaga masasabi na hacker ang isang tao.. dahil jan din ako nag simula nuon.. ako pa nga ang nabansagang hackers sa school namin dahil na kahiligan ko na talaga ang pag hack nuon 2001 pa nung maliit pa ko.. mismong computer ng papa ko dati nung nag sisimula pa lang ako mangalikot ee na buksan ko kahit naka bios password at naka os password... masyadong malawak ang pag iisip ko seguro na mana ko lang sa papa ko dahil dalawang course tinapos nun IT at compsci.. Akop hindi naman ako nakapag tapus hanggang na punta lang ako sa forum ng mga hacker mga deepweb forums.. na hindi mo basta basta na makikita sa google or kahit anung search engine.. nag simula ako mga 14 edad nang hahack na ko hanggang sa cellphone maging wimax.. hindi pa kasi bawal nun.. hanggang sa may na tanggap akong email galing sa globe na ihihire nila ako pero sa bi ko bata pa ko. nag aaral pa ko.. pero kung sakali balang araw ung pwede pa nia akong kunin eemail ko na lang sya.. na dedetect din ng globe ang mga ginagawa ko.. pero hindi nya ma dedetect ang lugar ko dahil na rin sa uso talaga ang pag gamit ng vpn.. at proxy... dalawang combination talaga ang ginagamit ko dahil kung iisang ip lang madali ka lang ma trace... imomonitor lang nila ang mismong cookies ng mismong ip ng hacker kung yun paring vpn ang gamit mo ma tetrace ka agad..
Pero kung sa pulitika yan hindi ako maniniwala na hinack ng bata yan kung wala naman syang makukuha.. im sure pakana lang yan..
Parang hindi naman malicious ang intent ng bata eh kaya ga nasabi na white hat sya. ini expose nya lang ang vulnerability ng site,sana ininformed nya rin ang comelec sa mga nadiskubre nya.gaya ata dun sa TV5 na ininformed nya rin ata.
Btw. May ibamg anonymous philippines na member na po ba na nahuli bukod sakanya ?
Isa kasi sa torrent ang may pinaka maraming traffic at maraming mga virus talagang sa torrent na pwede isa ang files mo sa mga nagkalat na virus.. like malware.. kung alam nyu lang yung pay per install na ang mismong app is malware pag download mo detected agad ng anti virus.. kung hindi naman pag ininstall mo parang wala naman lumalabas pero nag rarun sa background..
Kung mag oobserve ganyan din ako dati hindi rin natin talaga masasabi na hacker ang isang tao.. dahil jan din ako nag simula nuon.. ako pa nga ang nabansagang hackers sa school namin dahil na kahiligan ko na talaga ang pag hack nuon 2001 pa nung maliit pa ko.. mismong computer ng papa ko dati nung nag sisimula pa lang ako mangalikot ee na buksan ko kahit naka bios password at naka os password... masyadong malawak ang pag iisip ko seguro na mana ko lang sa papa ko dahil dalawang course tinapos nun IT at compsci.. Akop hindi naman ako nakapag tapus hanggang na punta lang ako sa forum ng mga hacker mga deepweb forums.. na hindi mo basta basta na makikita sa google or kahit anung search engine.. nag simula ako mga 14 edad nang hahack na ko hanggang sa cellphone maging wimax.. hindi pa kasi bawal nun.. hanggang sa may na tanggap akong email galing sa globe na ihihire nila ako pero sa bi ko bata pa ko. nag aaral pa ko.. pero kung sakali balang araw ung pwede pa nia akong kunin eemail ko na lang sya.. na dedetect din ng globe ang mga ginagawa ko.. pero hindi nya ma dedetect ang lugar ko dahil na rin sa uso talaga ang pag gamit ng vpn.. at proxy... dalawang combination talaga ang ginagamit ko dahil kung iisang ip lang madali ka lang ma trace... imomonitor lang nila ang mismong cookies ng mismong ip ng hacker kung yun paring vpn ang gamit mo ma tetrace ka agad..
Pero kung sa pulitika yan hindi ako maniniwala na hinack ng bata yan kung wala naman syang makukuha.. im sure pakana lang yan..
Parang hindi naman malicious ang intent ng bata eh kaya ga nasabi na white hat sya. ini expose nya lang ang vulnerability ng site,sana ininformed nya rin ang comelec sa mga nadiskubre nya.gaya ata dun sa TV5 na ininformed nya rin ata.
Napaka impossible nyan hindi totong yan hacker hindi nyu ko mapapaniwala sa ganyan.. napaka imposible isang hamak na bata na hindi ap masyadong matagal sa programming ee naka pag hack na.. sa totoo lang ang alam kong mang hahack lang talaga nyan yung mismong gumawa or mga moderator na kayang mag edit nung kung anu sa site. ok open source ang kanilang data base talagang madali lang yun makita sa mga teenager na tulad nya.. kahit idownload lang ang mismong full data base using idm makikita muna lhat basta open source yung site..
Hahah. Siguro possilbe yun, no system is safe kahit lalo na dahil IT grad yun, hindi makikita sa muka o sa tindig ng katawan ang pagiging hacker, siguro masasabing script kiddie lang to, pero lahat ng hacker ay start dyan, ng explore nag explore, at natutu pa. Siguro ang alam lang ay may hack, defacement pala, at di nya alam mag tago, Siguro masama sa karamihan ang ginawa nya pero isa itong patunay na ang lahat ng hangarin ng mga katulad nyang hacker ay mabuti, at matapang na pagsabihaan ang comelec na maging pataas sa dadating na election. Kase di ipag kakaila babayaran ang comelec ngayong election. Sana maging fair sila
EDIT: iTO yung mga gusto nyan ipahiwatig sa comelec..
The NBI official added that based on their investigation, the suspect just wanted to show the "vulnerability" of the Comelec website. He said he has "no intention to harm."
The suspect said he only wanted to ensure that the Comelec will implement the security features of vote-counting machines (VCMs), Bautista said.
Okay lang na ihack yung site to check its vulnerability, but why the move of defacing the site? To show off that they can do it? And the biggest why, why extract the confidential comelec data of the Filipino People and put it on a website for all the people to see? Nagpipiyesta na ang mga kidnapper, holdaper at identity thief niyan, tapos binigyan pa ng chance na makopya at madownload yung raw information via torrent. This will do MORE harm on the people and not on the comelec, what a stupid move.
Yun na ang pinaka illegal dun, pero kung inilagay nman nya sa torrent at sya lang ang nkaka alam o yung mga kasama nya sa pg hack, mdjo malabkng makita yun pero kung pinagkalat nya/nila yung link sa torrent, yan ang mali sa kanila
Kung mag oobserve ganyan din ako dati hindi rin natin talaga masasabi na hacker ang isang tao.. dahil jan din ako nag simula nuon.. ako pa nga ang nabansagang hackers sa school namin dahil na kahiligan ko na talaga ang pag hack nuon 2001 pa nung maliit pa ko.. mismong computer ng papa ko dati nung nag sisimula pa lang ako mangalikot ee na buksan ko kahit naka bios password at naka os password... masyadong malawak ang pag iisip ko seguro na mana ko lang sa papa ko dahil dalawang course tinapos nun IT at compsci.. Akop hindi naman ako nakapag tapus hanggang na punta lang ako sa forum ng mga hacker mga deepweb forums.. na hindi mo basta basta na makikita sa google or kahit anung search engine.. nag simula ako mga 14 edad nang hahack na ko hanggang sa cellphone maging wimax.. hindi pa kasi bawal nun.. hanggang sa may na tanggap akong email galing sa globe na ihihire nila ako pero sa bi ko bata pa ko. nag aaral pa ko.. pero kung sakali balang araw ung pwede pa nia akong kunin eemail ko na lang sya.. na dedetect din ng globe ang mga ginagawa ko.. pero hindi nya ma dedetect ang lugar ko dahil na rin sa uso talaga ang pag gamit ng vpn.. at proxy... dalawang combination talaga ang ginagamit ko dahil kung iisang ip lang madali ka lang ma trace... imomonitor lang nila ang mismong cookies ng mismong ip ng hacker kung yun paring vpn ang gamit mo ma tetrace ka agad..
Pero kung sa pulitika yan hindi ako maniniwala na hinack ng bata yan kung wala naman syang makukuha.. im sure pakana lang yan..
Kung ako sa mga NBI bakit hindi nila kunin nalang yun hacker at magtrabaho sa kanila, as a blocker para sa kanila. Ayosin yun mga problema ng comelec na hindi nila magresolbahan. Gaya sa USA lahat ng mga hackers eh renirecruit ng government nila para magtrabaho sa kanila, syempre sobrang laki ng sweldo nila.
Malabo yan na mangyari wala pa ngang nababalitaan dito sa atin na hacker tapos knuha ng gobyerno mas mabuti pa yung mga malalaking kumpanya sa ibang bansa mas nakikita nilang malaki ang matutulong sa kanila ng mga hacker na yun Jump to: