Now I have heard everything.
"The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)
has put together a prize fund of $150,000 for any computer hacker who
can find vulnerabilities in the organization's security systems."By Luke Graham for CNBC
"This
is the first "bug bounty" program run by the U.S. federal government.
Several companies, including Facebook and Google, have offered cash
rewards to hackers who can find bugs in their programs or
vulnerabilities in their cyber security."
If you believe that the
Government
is just going to let every participant go on their merry way after this is all over,
please let me sell you the
Empire State Building!
OK,
sure.
If you do not know by now,
paying
Hackers
to find vulnerabilities in a security system is nothing knew.
I am going to use the old labels here.
The very best
Black Hat Hackers
after being caught,
have been offered jobs by
Governments,
Corporations,
Law Enforcement,
and
Security Companies.
They become
White Hat Hackers
because they are now supposedly working for the good guys.
But every
Black Hatter
knows,
every component of every computer has a signature.
A lot of times the
Black Hatter
will even leave his
Calling Card.
A code in the
Hacked System,
so the
IT Department
of that
System,
Law Enforcement,
Security Companies,
and
Governments
know who they have been
Hacked
by.
"Hackers
will have to register to participate and there are strict eligibility
criteria: hackers must have a U.S. social security number, be eligible
to work in the U.S., and will have to agree to a criminal background
check to receive a bounty payment from the prize fund."
Registration,
that is the key.
Put your name on a list
and if your signature hacking code
or hacking technique ever shows up somewhere else in the World doing something funny,
say hello to your new little friend named
Bubba.
He will be sharing a prison cell with you.
Yet,
I believe everybody should have at least one chance in life to make as much money as they can,
as long as it does not hurt anyone in the process.
Except for
Big Business,
corrupt
Law Enforcement,
and evil
Empires!
Yes,
there is a company out there that will pay you to hack
Companies Legally.
You will also have to register there if you want a piece of that Pentagon Money.
It is called
Their motto is;
Modern Security Is Hacker-Powered!
This is,
Once
Again I Retired From Hacking When It Was A Lot Easier In The 1990s - I Did It For Free Software - Free Web Browsers (You Use To Have To Pay
For Them) - Free Anything Computer Wise - Free Is The Key Word Here,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“She’s in the middle of something really important. What do I tell her?”
“Tell her she gets to hack into the CIA’s system. She won’t be able to pass that up.”
“Tell her she gets to hack into the CIA’s system. She won’t be able to pass that up.”
- C.B. Cook -
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ReplyDeleteI believe you Commented on the wrong Post. This has nothing to do with an individual but with firms out there willing to pay for hackers who can find vulnerabilities. I have nothing against it, but being an ex-hacker, I'm always worried about getting my name on a list.
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