I don't know much about blackhat communities, but there was a time when malicious digital behavior was held with value online. Before things like banking happened on the internet.
I think I've read like one of these in my life, but I didn't think critically of them or anything. I think most people figure that most human beings have a conscience, and wouldn't like physically destroy anybody's life if they got some feedback on how painful it was to happen. http://www.bofharchive.com/ It seems appropriate to write a different story than that old one. > # About me > Hi, my name is Simon Travaglia and my favourite colour is blue. Or red Here they say they're a good person in a situation too rough to handle via favourite color. > I'm the author of Bastard Operator from Hell, amongst other lesser known > things. To the > left you'll find the annotated semi-complete Bastard Operator from Hell site > in all its > restructured glory... Below (if you haven't sent me money, and/or are not > going to send me > money) there's some favours you can do for me, *and for yourself*. The first episode is at http://www.bofharchive.com/1995/bastard95-01.html .
