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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Mauro, In order to defend a network, it is first necessary to know how you can attack it. There exist other reasons for learning to attack a network than simply attacking it. The stereotype that exists around "script kiddies" is that of a juvenile using preprogrammed tools to do nefarious things.. I would not only be offended if someone insinuated that I was as such, but the stereotype isn't even a very valid one in and of itself.. It takes just as much skill to know how to use other peoples tools as it takes to make your own, just a different kind. It's also not what tools you use, but why and what for. I recently tested my own networks security with tools that would otherwise appear to have been made for illegal purposes. Was what I did illegal? Pretty sure it wasn't. Unless I want to press charges on myself. :rolleyes: Binarys purpose was not made known, so before getting on the "high horse", try and find out what the real issue at stake is. Loading...
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