[Politechnicals should recall that Attrition.org has compiled a set of
mirrors of hacked pages. You can read the correspondence -- a nasty little
spat -- at the URL below. --Declan]
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http://www.attrition.org/news/content/01-10-22.001.html
Kimble & YIHAT Morons Threaten Attrition
Mon Oct 22 20:41:19 MDT 2001
Jericho
For those who haven't heard of "Kimble" (aka Kim Schmitz, kimble.org,
kill.net, YIHAT founder, etc), he is in the limelight again. As usual,
he is peddling his fraud and lies yet again, this time riding the
coattails of "anti-terrorism" to make a fast buck and get free media
attention.
In short, this charlatan has created YIHAT (Young Intelligent Hackers
Against Terror) to supposedly track down terrorists online. The goal
is to find them, identify them, and h4x0r them so they can't use their
electronic funds etc. First making news by offering a 10 million
dollar bounty on Osama Bin Laden, Kimble has now moved on to claiming
his band of vigilante hackers have broken into banks owned by Bin
Laden.
Today, one of the YIHAT monkey's contacted me and told me to "keep an
eye on" a defacing group known as G-force Pakistan. His reasoning for
this comment was the claim that Attrition hosted a G-Force Pakistan
web site, which he referenced as
http://www.attrition.org/mirror/attrition/2000/11/03/www.jen.co.il/.
Apparently YIHAT and this monkey did not bother to read anything on
Attrition or take a moment to understand what the Attrition Mirror was
all about. Instead, they accused of us of harboring or assisting a
"terrorist cell".
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