Haxors among us?

[Emperor Dalek]

Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate!

[Black Dalek]

Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate,

[Gold Dalek]

Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ate,

[ratewhore]

Hi. I am in the field service engineer work, but have more experience in security, as that is my field of exploits.

I have hacked numerous unimportant servers and cracked most of the pay to use programs with keygens for free. Then gave them away on P2P for free.

Recently I supported a Socks5 proxy server client software, that auto logs onto unsecured servers with open UDP gateways around the world. This has given freedom for online gamers and spammers alike.

I am not much of a developer, just deal with IP and Ports side of things.

I changed prices of items in paypal online stores to pennies and got the goods delivered.

Anyway where does this all go into my CV? I could probably hack the hell out cia.gov webserver using onion routing and a http server, but this knowledge does not help my CV. After all who wants to employ a noob hacker?

I want a career in network security rather that begging for contracts in field / break-fix engineering.

Is this the same Helios who paid £9000 for a computeach course?

To answer your question (and feed said troll) - this goes nowhere on your CV. What does go on your CV is your commercial experience and qualifications. Do you have CISSP or MSc Infosec? Can you match a clients business requirements to an appropriate security architecture? No? At the lower end do you have CCSA, CCSE, MCSE+Sec, certified [insert vendor name here] engineer, GIAC qualifications? I'm guessing not. Then, I'm guessing you're not as good as you say you are either...

[kramer]

This has given freedom for online gamers and spammers alike.

thanks, where should i post the thankyou present....

[Dalek Supreme]

Sorry, hope it's not too late for me to join in on the Ex-ter-min-ate, Ex-ter-min-ates!

[NickIT]

As someone who has some knowledge of the security arena I can tell you that if you came to me as an employee and pulled that stunt you'd be getting your P45 by about 15:00 today.

What you have done (if in fact you have) is against the law. You have violated sections I, II, and III of the Computer Misuse Act 1990.

I would never employ you.

[NickIT]

Now I am wondering if this should be escalated to the relevent authorities...not reporting a crime is also a criminal offence.

[DaveB]

I would, but having vented my spleen at him the bile has subsided and now I just can't be arsed anymore.

[The Lone Gunman]

You dont need to report him, this site is monitored anyway!That should get the paranoids sweating.