THE HACKER TALES - eForensics Magazine Open Issue

Dear Readers, 

We have a very special open issue of the Magazine for you. This time, thanks to all the wonderful people from the Security Serious team, we present the Hacker Tales - a collection of stories contributed by various authors from the information security industry. All kinds of stories, all of them interesting, all of them good to tell your friends, even those not normally fascinated by the cybercrime landscape.

We encourage you to get involved in the Security Serious event - it's of the "by the community, for the community" variety, and we would love for you to take part, whether you can be there in person, or not. You can find all the information you need at their website www.securityserious.com, their Facebook profile (Link! ->) or Twitter, @SecSerious.

We hand this issue over to you and hope you enjoy every word of it.

Dig in!

eForensics Magazine Editorial Team

Table of Contents

Foreword

A hacker’s life version 1.0: The good ol’days Anon

Careless: A story about “normal people” Tyler Reguly, Tripwire

Fear, loathing and privacy Dan Raywood, IT Security Guru

911 - The coming Cyber Armageddon Amar Singh, CISO

Changing Locks, Stocks and Two Smoking Logins Lara Lackie, Eskenzi PR

How Not to Unleash a Weapon of Mass Destruction Jim McClellan, AppRiver

My Dad, the wealthiest cleaner alive! Yvonne Eskenzi, Eskenzi PR

It started with an accident David Gibson, Varonis

Seeing Red Dulcie McLerie, Eskenzi PR

Forget me not Bethany Smith, Eskenzi PR

What They Don’t Know Can Really Hurt Calum Macleod, Behaviosec

Money Mules - Money for nothing, get your kicks for free Neil Stinchcombe, Eskenzi PR

Stitched up like a kipper by a Trojan Horse! Craig Young, Tripwire

The Hotel Visitor Ronnie Tokazowski, PhishMe

Having your cake and eating it Carolina Brealey, Eskenzi PR

Morgan’s Revolt By Courtney Ostermann, at Imperva

Tips for surviving the inter-connected world