Hack the SERT.
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09-18-2007, 11:40 AM
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09-18-2007, 12:35 PM
#4
09-18-2007, 04:18 PM
RE: Hack the SERT.
ORIGINAL: doodlbugr
There's not to many 15 year old computer geeks riding harleys
There's not to many 15 year old computer geeks riding harleys
There's a big difference betweenhacking into softwarethat was designed to be flexible so it could be used by multiple third party users. And hacking into softwarethat was developed by one company towork with one device and one deviceonly.
#5
09-18-2007, 07:22 PM
RE: Hack the SERT.
ORIGINAL: cjuetten
Funny thing is that while there aren't many 15 year olds riding Harleys......there are a lot of Software Programmers and Electrical Engineers riding them.While some of us might not be smarter than a 5th grader...there are some here that are and then some. Unless someonehas inside knowledge on the development of SERT, it is unlikely it will be hacked.
There's a big difference betweenhacking into softwarethat was designed to be flexible so it could be used by multiple third party users. And hacking into softwarethat was developed by one company towork with one device and one deviceonly.
Funny thing is that while there aren't many 15 year olds riding Harleys......there are a lot of Software Programmers and Electrical Engineers riding them.While some of us might not be smarter than a 5th grader...there are some here that are and then some. Unless someonehas inside knowledge on the development of SERT, it is unlikely it will be hacked.
There's a big difference betweenhacking into softwarethat was designed to be flexible so it could be used by multiple third party users. And hacking into softwarethat was developed by one company towork with one device and one deviceonly.
Kids in college hacking and writing code to get there 2.8L cavaliers to run a little better... or with twin turbos.
Im pretty sure if someone wants too... They will.
#6
09-18-2007, 09:30 PM
RE: Hack the SERT.
ORIGINAL: cjuetten
Funny thing is that while there aren't many 15 year olds riding Harleys......there are a lot of Software Programmers and Electrical Engineers riding them.While some of us might not be smarter than a 5th grader...there are some here that are and then some. Unless someonehas inside knowledge on the development of SERT, it is unlikely it will be hacked.
There's a big difference betweenhacking into softwarethat was designed to be flexible so it could be used by multiple third party users. And hacking into softwarethat was developed by one company towork with one device and one deviceonly.
ORIGINAL: doodlbugr
There's not to many 15 year old computer geeks riding harleys
There's not to many 15 year old computer geeks riding harleys
There's a big difference betweenhacking into softwarethat was designed to be flexible so it could be used by multiple third party users. And hacking into softwarethat was developed by one company towork with one device and one deviceonly.
Must be why I am not a hacker.
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09-18-2007, 10:46 PM
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