@stuartm99654750 I am the creator and founder of the first and largest computer security company. If I say it can't be hacked it can't be hacked.
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@JT_Crypto101 I didn't do that. Somebody must have hacked your account.
@Mightymorph No one has hacked anything. Join us and it will become clear.
Someone hacked the Intel/McAfee website. Was not me. https://t.co/gOoqPGV9BD
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John McAfee confesses iPhone hacking truth to Business Insider https://t.co/C9v9gWSdHr
How easy is it to hack a major company? https://t.co/g2GFtTvuHk
China’s big hack attack shocks experts http://t.co/io77o3R0Ar via @GFTribune
@VergeSlut @SorryNoKYjelly I said i was hacked. I was hacked. But the hacker did nothing but tweet six coin recommendations in a row. What the fuck does my hack have to do with 19 (so far) impersonators doing their own shit??? Where is your f-cking brain?
@pedalweizen Nothing can stop hacking. The new technology is on the hacker's side
@HackerSploit If you understand the algorithm, you then know the impossibility of hacking it.
@dedejndejdjeje1 The Home Depot Hack was most profitable. over $900 million in CC fraud.
U.S. military command's Twitter account hacked http://t.co/3na7OFSvr6 via @YahooNews
Sony Pictures hacked, entire computer system reportedly unusable http://t.co/JZcwExj9Fw via @thenextweb
@mecalvin27 No one got the money. That is why everyone is making such a big deal about these "failed hacking attempts". Imagine saying "I hacked the Bitfi Wallet". Friends say "awesome, how much did you take?". You reply "Oh, I didnt get the money, but I hacked it". Hear the absurdity.
@cryptochrome Torture is not hacking. It is coercion. Any asshole with a tenth of a brain and a gun can coerce. Do you welcome that person into the ranks of hackers? As to social engineering, read the hacking requirements. We created the wallets used for hacking. Try social engineering on us.
The SuperMicro Chinese Hack. How it happened. In my own words: https://t.co/tdK3PaFOHf
@PringleGames Occasionally. Want hack a router and intercept the seed keys? Easier said than done.
Russia DID NOT HACK the DNC. John McAfee lays it out: https://t.co/SXlP2sgFO7
It was easy to hack North Korea's Face Book clone https://t.co/SBjLSm5fBu
Myspace: The largest hack ever, and this is just the beginning: https://t.co/XzQpaJDRb1
@DonHaci Show proof you got the coins. If you didn't, you didn't hack it.
@JR92618 Then shut the fuck up and hack it. Stop spouting bullshit and actually do it.
For those who still believe Russia is responsible for the DNC hack: https://t.co/jK7fwS6btk
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@ozzie317 Sign up to attempt to hack it at https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL. we send you a wallet containing $50 in Bitcoin. If you can collect the $50, anyway you want, then you have hacked it.
@exist34551199 Its hacked when someone gets the money. All else is an attempted hack. Saying "I didn't get the money, but was able to root the device, or: I was able to make the device a video player, is meaningless. When someone buys the device, they want to know you can't hack their money.