hacking without data changed

wang2008 · Post by **wang2008** » Tue Jan 20, 2009 10:53 am

Hi everyone,

I have a special project here, I am looking for Master hacker to login this 2website without changing any data. The target aims to deliver inter database which contains all registers' contact details.

http://59.108.35.204/cnepm/
http://59.108.35.204/exam/

The payment will be handsom, only if you can be the first one complete the task and provide the database in Excel.

please reply if you have done it.

Thanks
wang

S3th · Post by **S3th** » Tue Jan 20, 2009 4:14 pm

Hmm..

No?

BerryTheWest · Post by **BerryTheWest** » Tue Jan 20, 2009 11:10 pm

That will be considered cracking instead of hacking. No, we refuse to apply our service and experience to your malicious intent.

PaRaDoX · Post by **PaRaDoX** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 12:00 am

to put it frankly, the easiest way to do this would be to ram a watermelon ( or otherwise ) straight down your throat and jump off a cliff......k?

wang2008 · Post by **wang2008** » Fri Jan 23, 2009 4:41 pm

Hi, guys,

It is not cracking, i just dunt understand, it is not illeagal in China, cos , i do it without change the origns, and not to public. just need contact details for marketing.

PaRaDoX · Post by **PaRaDoX** » Fri Jan 23, 2009 9:54 pm

wang2008 wrote:Hi, guys,

It is not cracking, i just dunt understand, it is not illeagal in China, cos , i do it without change the origns, and not to public. just need contact details for marketing.

so stealing data from a site without permission for questionable motives is not illegal? wow. china's really softened up. in any case, WE'RE not in china. its illegal here, so we don't care. i also think that your excuse is bullshit since marketers don't want registration details, they want surfing records and behaviors and such. all you're asking for is the person's address, info, etc. that what we around here like to call ILLEGAL. not to mention downright sneaky, nosy, and fucking annoying. do it yourself, get in trouble, then appear on the news so we can laugh at you.

kthnxbai.

Ace101 · Post by **Ace101** » Sat Jan 24, 2009 3:10 am

PaRaDoX wrote:
wang2008 wrote:Hi, guys,

It is not cracking, i just dunt understand, it is not illeagal in China, cos , i do it without change the origns, and not to public. just need contact details for marketing.
so stealing data from a site without permission for questionable motives is not illegal?

kthnxbai.

Everything a hacker does is illegal or he isn't a hacker at all. :/

BerryTheWest · Post by **BerryTheWest** » Sat Jan 24, 2009 3:46 am

Ace101 wrote:
PaRaDoX wrote:
wang2008 wrote:Hi, guys,

It is not cracking, i just dunt understand, it is not illeagal in China, cos , i do it without change the origns, and not to public. just need contact details for marketing.
so stealing data from a site without permission for questionable motives is not illegal?

kthnxbai.
Everything a hacker does is illegal or he isn't a hacker at all. :/

Yo, you got it wrong meaning in this society. The word hacker is refer to white hat hacker which abide the law. Cracker on the other hand is the one that does not abide the law and break them.

PaRaDoX · Post by **PaRaDoX** » Sat Jan 24, 2009 4:46 pm

Ace101 wrote:
PaRaDoX wrote:
wang2008 wrote:Hi, guys,

It is not cracking, i just dunt understand, it is not illeagal in China, cos , i do it without change the origns, and not to public. just need contact details for marketing.
so stealing data from a site without permission for questionable motives is not illegal?

kthnxbai.
Everything a hacker does is illegal or he isn't a hacker at all. :/

a hacker is more of a person who does what he does for good things, such as testing security systems, or just plain screwing with his own computer to find out what happens when he does this or that.

of course, when i put it like that, it sounds boring. its more fun than it seems, even if you stay within the laws.

liquidacid · Post by **liquidacid** » Sun Jan 25, 2009 5:40 am

though a hacker can "crack"a system without causing harm. In the old days when all we had were commie 64s and apple IIs, getting to use a unix system was something special. And the "hackers" would "crack" a system just to play with unix

PaRaDoX · Post by **PaRaDoX** » Sun Jan 25, 2009 6:45 pm

liquidacid wrote:though a hacker can "crack"a system without causing harm. In the old days when all we had were commie 64s and apple IIs, getting to use a unix system was something special. And the "hackers" would "crack" a system just to play with unix

cracking has unfortunately taken a different meaning now.