
At 06:47 PM 8/9/96 +0100, you wrote:
Okay, so this is a bit Gibsonish but after reading that piece on cybergangs and some of the ecash issues what I wanna know is this:
There are no laws in cyberspace right? No one to enforce them as such shall we say? What happens if a group of hackers/crackers/cypherpunks set up shop and started offering their services to the highest bidder?
Let's say that the US Government bans strong crypto and attempts to enforce is using the many, conventional, means at its disposal... what happens if the cypherpunks group raises the money to pay a group or individual to hack/destroy/grind to a halt milnet? Or some such government network? Or all of them?
How come this hasn't happened yet? Okay maybe not at such a grand scale, but ya know?
Hey it's just an idea,
Zaid
"The wave is already gathering; one day it will wash us away." - Hermann Hesse
A kind of Cybermilitia! Can we still wear green uniforms and camouflage face paint? Eric

Eric Wilson wrote:
How come this hasn't happened yet? Okay maybe not at such a grand scale, but ya know? A kind of Cybermilitia! Can we still wear green uniforms and camouflage face paint?
Go to news.* groups. You will see all kinds of people there. - Igor.

ichudov@algebra.com (Igor Chudov @ home) writes:
Eric Wilson wrote:
How come this hasn't happened yet? Okay maybe not at such a grand scale, but ya know? A kind of Cybermilitia! Can we still wear green uniforms and camouflage fac paint?
Go to news.* groups. You will see all kinds of people there.
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