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Geeks and Nerds - Subcultures, Society 50
 Amini, PedramAmini, Pedram
 Pedram Amini's current projects, research, and code.
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BlueFishBlueFish
 Member of the Eleventh Alliance Development Team.
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Cancer OmegaCancer Omega
 A.k.a Attrition Group.
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Cooprider,NathanCooprider,Nathan
 Researcher working with embedded systems, linux and wireless sensors.
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Johansen, Jon LechJohansen, Jon Lech
 Personal weblog of DVD Jon who released the DeCSS software which decodes the content-scrambling system used for DVD licensing enforcement. Includes his thoughts on Apple computers and digital rights management.
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Knowles, WilliamKnowles, William
 Founder of C4I.org and moderator of InfoSec News.
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Microsoft KidMicrosoft Kid
 Personal Page of Ajay Puri, young Indian hacker best known as "Little Indian Bill Gates".
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Mitnick, KevinMitnick, Kevin
 Ex-hacker who was previously imprisoned for computer and wire fraud violations. Mitnick is now a security consultant.
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RaptorRaptor
 Provides information on computer security research, privacy, and hacking. The author presents his projects, exploits, papers, code, and configuration templates.
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Space RogueSpace Rogue
 Website of former member of L0pht Heavy Industries and editor of the Hacker News Network. Biography and articles.
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Uttula, MarkkuUttula, Markku
 Markku Uttula's View of the Personal Computer World Now and Yesterday.
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Linuxdevcenter.com: The Hacker Behind "Hacking the XBox"Linuxdevcenter.com: The Hacker Behind "Hacking the XBox"
 Interview with hacker Andrew "Bunnie" Huang describing how he ran into trouble with the DMCA when publishing a book on hacking the Xbox. (September 11, 2003)
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Tuttle,JesseTuttle,Jesse
 An article by Enquirer.com on Jesse Tuttle, a hacker who used the handle Hackah Jak. Tuttle claims he was working for the FBI. (July 28, 2003)
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Wired.com: Wau HollandWired.com: Wau Holland
 A story of a German hacking pioneer and co-founder of Chaos Computer Club (CCC). Famous hacks include BTX and NASA. (July 31, 2001)
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