The Folly of Hacking

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One of the folly’s I found with hacking, is that it’s pointless.

With hacking, you’re either using it to:

A. Rob Peter to pay Paul (You’re broke, and so you rob somebody else, that is also broke so it’s a waste of time.)

B. You’re looking to get yourself arrested by the FBI (Waling and overall attempting to hack somebody rich is most certainly going to get you arrested and put in a federal prison. There is always a way to track you, so you’re living off borrowed time trying to steal from rich people like Jeff Bezos.

C. You’re supporting a pointless cause (like living in Russia, you’re trying to hack a country that is so far gone in its corruption, that you’re merely an ant up against them. This is pointless.)

D. You’re bored. And have no idea what you’re doing (just what the tin can says, you’re bored, are a script kiddie, have too much time on your hands, and too bored to do anything productive.)

All of these things combine to explain exactly why viruses just aren’t as ramped as they used to be back in the 90s and early 2000s. Hackers finally understand how pointless it is. They’re much better off hacking large data companies such as Google, and stealing data straight from the source, then they are trying to use dark web to hack, or just simply wasting their time trying to steal from people who are just about as broke as they are.

-Sincerely, Everybody’s Favorite Uncle, Gregory Thomas

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