True Tales of (Mostly) White Hat Hacking 35
snydeq writes "Stings, penetration pwns, spy games — it's all in a day's work along the thin gray line of IT security, writes Roger A. Grimes, introducing his five true tales of (mostly) white hat hacking. 'Three guys sitting in a room, hacking away, watching porn, and getting paid to do it — life was good,' Grimes writes of a gig probing for vulnerabilities in a set-top box for a large cable company hoping to prevent hackers from posting porn to the Disney Channel feed. Spamming porn spammers, Web beacon stings with the FBI, luring a spy to a honeypot — 'I can't say I'm proud of all the things I did, but the stories speak for themselves.'"
The Security of Many Eyes (Score:5, Funny)
'Three guys sitting in a room, hacking away, watching porn, and getting paid to do it — life was good,'
It's not gay if we don't make eye contact with each other... Why are you staring at m-- Ohh, my bad. Carry On!