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defcon 2001
hackershackers
we understand how to understandwe understand how to understand
we can grasp the big picture as well as the details
we can grasp the big picture as well as the details
by seeing the dots and the patterns they make, we can connect them
by seeing the dots and the patterns they make, we can connect them
we can identify shapes by watching their shadows
we can identify shapes by watching their shadows
we can flywe can fly
no really, we really can flyno really, we really can fly
we think outside the box, because we refuse to be enclosed
we think outside the box, because we refuse to be enclosed
we understand the relationship of power and information
we understand the relationship of power and information
our only hell is downtime…our only hell is downtime…
…and microsoft…and microsoft
intuition is second nature to a hackerintuition is second nature to a hacker
your unknown is not our unknown, it is just something we don't know yet
your unknown is not our unknown, it is just something we don't know yet
if we were priests, we would hack the mind of god
if we were priests, we would hack the mind of god
widdershinswiddershins
de-evolution and the politics of technology
de-evolution and the politics of technology
simple nomad
nomad mobile research centre
simple nomad
nomad mobile research centre
widdershins
circles of magick
circles of technology
widdershins
sensing the cell
seeing the bars
release the magick
our environment
old school exploration
expansion of the internet
de-evolution
what have hackers done
created/destroyed
disclosure
why are we feared
admiration of technology
sense of humor
operate without borders
more fear
media’s role
government’s role
who benefits
budgets of spook agencies
governments
“they”
media
what have we done
web site defacement
why defacement doesn’t work
true hacktivism
rubberhose – www.rubberhose.org
peekabooty – www.cultdeadcow.com
the real fear
we might organize
reactions
a worthy example
inevitable truths
widdershins
we are used
we are watched
the watchers’ capabilities
widdershins
they will try to control us
laws against privacy
cybersteria
if we were priests
if we were priests
we would hack
if we were priests
we would hack
the mind of god
Production Assistance:
Cask3t
HellNbak
jrandom
Graphic Images:
Rain Charles Borlohttp://www.dirge.net/rain/
Graphic Images:
Digital Blasphemyhttp://www.digitalblasphemy.com/
Graphic Images:
H. R. Gigerhttp://www.hrgiger.com/
Music:
selections from Peter Gabriel’s Passion,
music from film The Last Temptation of Christ
Music:
Rob Zombie
“Superbeast”
from the album Hellbilly Deluxe
Special Thanks For Inspiration:
Sioda and all at Attrition - http://www.attrition.org/
Rain Forest Puppy - http://www.wiretrip.net/rfp
Richard Thieme - http://www.thiemeworks.com/
Cult of the Dead Cow/Hacktivismo - http://www.cultdeadcow.com/
Rubberhose Development Team - http://www.rubberhose.org/
Jim Marrs - http://www.jimmarrs.com/
For More Info on Wicca:
The Witches' Voice
http://www.witchvox.com
The Celtic Crow
http://www.celticcrow.com
An NMRC Production
Copyright (c) 2001 NMRC
“NMRC – Checking the world’s security, one class C at a time”
All Your Base Are Belong To Us
http://www.nmrc.org/
