Year 1983: Kevin Mitnick Gets Arrested For Illegally Accessing The ARPANET
Introduction Kevin Mitnick’s unparalleled hacking skills has cemented his status as one of the greatest hackers of all time, making him a focal point of our hacking series and sparking a wealth of captivating tales about his life. A legend in the hacking world, Mitnick earned the infamous title of “America’s Most Wanted Computer Outlaw” … Continue reading “Year 1983: Kevin Mitnick Gets Arrested For Illegally Accessing The ARPANET”
Year 1983: Fred Cohen’s Demonstration Of A Computer Virus
Who Was Fred Cohen? The term “computer virus” has become common in the 21st century, but its history traces back to the earliest days of computing. Since the inception of computers, individuals have been experimenting with creating and releasing malicious software. Notable examples include the RABBITS virus of 1969 and the Elk Cloner. These early … Continue reading “Year 1983: Fred Cohen’s Demonstration Of A Computer Virus”
Year 1982: The Saga of Group “414”- Milwaukee Teenage Hackers
Introduction “Kids are curious.” And rightly so—curiosity is the mother of invention. As they grow, that curiosity only intensifies, especially when the world around them is on the brink of transformative change. Think of Professor Utonium from the Powerpuff Girls in his laboratory, diligently concocting his three beloved daughters. This scenario mirrors what occurs when … Continue reading “Year 1982: The Saga of Group “414”- Milwaukee Teenage Hackers”
The Famed Journey Of An Infamous Hacker: Kevin Mitnick
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of digital technology, cybersecurity stands as the first line of defence against the dark arts of hacking. One name that reverberates through the corridors of cyber history is that of Kevin Mitnick, whose hacking career spanned from 1970-1995. Join us as we unravel the tale of the cyber wizard who … Continue reading “The Famed Journey Of An Infamous Hacker: Kevin Mitnick”
Unveiling Cyber History 1962: Allan Scherr, The First Computer Troll
Introduction With this blog, allow us to take you back to 1962, when the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was buzzing with the excitement of computing’s early days. Allan Scherr, a student with a penchant for mischief, found a way to leave his mark on the evolving world of computer science. This is the tale … Continue reading “Unveiling Cyber History 1962: Allan Scherr, The First Computer Troll”