So What I Was Essentially Doing Was,

Companies Spend Millions Of Dollars On Firewalls And Secure Access Devices, And It's Money Wasted Because None Of These Measures Address The Weakest Link In The Security Chain: The People Who Use, Administer And Operate Computer Systems

It Was Used For Decades To Describe Talented Computer Enthusiasts, People Whose Skill At Using Computers To Solve Technical Problems And Puzzles Was - And Is - Respected And Admired By Others Possessing Similar Technical Skills.

All They Need To Do Is To Set Up Some Website Somewhere Selling Some Bogus Product At Twenty Percent Of The Normal Market Prices And People Are Going To Be Tricked Into Providing Their Credit Card Numbers.

Choosing A Hard-to-guess, But Easy-to-remember Password Is Important!

The Intent Of The Individuals Who Created The Ddos Attacks Has Nothing To Do With Hacking, And They Are Vandals, Not Hackers.