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Originally posted by feelgood
Um...why is TechTv even showing people how to use password sniffer, how to hack, or anything that is considered to be a crime?
I agree with tritium, it pisses me off when I meet people that thinks they're so techie savy and knows great stuff about hacking. Too many kids online saying the same stuff he's saying...
I like someone who admits that they don't know everything. I program Java all the time, even I can admit that I don't know absolutely everything about it.
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it's not a crime do some of those things on your OWN networks. Sometimes people forget passwords, sometimes people do stupid things that you'd never in a million years think they would do. And as a support person, I'd have to figure out how to fix it. These tools as old as they may be... still have life and a usefullness since the techniques being employed still matter.
It would be totally different if he's bring up old hacking tools on an Amiga, BeOS, GEM Desktop, etc.
and from someone that has had the opportunity to be in front of the camera and I'm not camera shy either, it's not all that exciting. The producers found onscreen talent that passes and they didn't have to pay a premium for them.
I remember when Kris Kosach was on MTV2 when it launched, she's now on TechTV News or something like that..
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