Un site care promova descărcarea de filme piratate a fost închis de politiştii bucureşteni. La percheziţia făcută în locuinţa proprietarului site-ului au fost găsite mii de cd-uri cu filme preluate de pe internet.
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2003-2007
Apar mircarii si labagii care se cred hacari, si fludeaza si au buti pe mirc, si sunt smecheri ca iau nicurile la dusmani, si se dau mari ca stiu sa dea copy/paste la comenzile din mail.

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2000s
[2000 Jan 15] 19-year-old Raphael Gray (’Curador’) steals over 23,000 credit card numbers from 8 small companies. Raphael styled himself as a “saint of e-commerce”, as he hacked into U.S., British and Canadian companies during a “crusade” to expose holes in Internet security and who used computer billionaire Bill Gates’ credit card details to […]

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1990s
[1990] Electronic Frontier Foundation is formed by Mitch Kapor and John Perry Barlow in part to defend the rights of those investigated for alleged computer hacking.
[1990] Kevin Poulsen’s now-infamous incident with KIIS-FM in Los Angeles. In 1990 the station ran the “Win a Porsche by Friday” contest, with a $50,000 Porsche given to the […]

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1980s
[1980] There is an estimated 350,000 computer terminals “networked” with larger “host” computers.
[1980] Nintendo, Ltd. releases Donkey Kong as a coin-operated arcade game.
[1980] Usenet is born, networking UNIX machines over slow phone lines. Usenet eventually overruns ARPANET as the virtual bulletin board of choice for the emerging hacker nation.
[1980 Dec] Roscoe Gang, including Kevin […]

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1970s
[1970] An estimated 100,000 computer systems are in use in the United States.
[1970] Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) introduces the famous PDP-11, which is considered to be one of the best designed minicomputers ever, and many of the machines are still used today. Some of the best computer hackers in the world cut their teeth […]

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1960s
[1960 Nov] Telephone calls are switched for the first time by computer.
[1963] Dartmouth College, located in Hanover, New Hampshire, incorporates the introduction to the use of computers as a regular part of the Liberal Arts program.
[1964] There are approximately 18,200 computer systems in the United States. Over 70% of those computers were […]

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