We didn’t lmao

You might have

Your experiences aren’t that of everyone

Kids are dangerous. Not so much anymore but back in the day... a 15 year old took down cnn, yahoo, ebay and others for days with a botnet ddos. He had no idea what he was doing and just wanted to show off a little

You're right; a lot of people do tend to enter the industry as white hats, starting off by selecting it as a career.

The times have certainly changed, Anubis.

Now a days so much great fun work can be done for the good of the net and you also get to have fun being bad in the process

@lunemarie we wuz hakkers an sheit

find flaws and fix them

not attack

Well, you also have the incentives in place now.

Find flaws, like people thinking the wrong way <:hyperthink:462282519883284480>

^ thats hate think

Dont make me ban you

Delete System33

Meh, I don't find any form of interest in hacking/being hacked

A bit of PoC code can find you enriched with a rather generous sum.

Take out the A: drive

system 33 is system x32's less popular cousin

Most of the major firms have exploit/bug hunting programs to eliminate zero-days before they proliferate in the wild.

Take out the B: drive

I still use my d drive

😉

unlike you plebs

Because D isn’t floppy like A or B? 😉

My C: drive is so tiny yet I never use my mega D: drive

exactly

F drive gang

F

N drive

512gb F drive gang

Big up ADATA

Get on that 20 tb level

Server only

Don’t need that for my PC smh

I'm going to do bad things!

everyone needs 50 ssds

Anewpenis, not everyone is made of gold

10 gigabit gang

People who go about saying how easy it is to keep server and their software up to date hasn't had to work in the real world

At least, not in the cash-constrained real world