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Why does the government need computer hackers?Kenbo: I got a news text alert saying "Wanted, computer hackers... to help out government". |
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Probably to access criminals computers or something along those lines, no doubt to invade the privacy of people for investigations. |
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Invasion of privacy, domestic surveillance, international network hacking, you know, typical government bullshit. |
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Ha. I got the same text alert Kenbo :P |
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I guess that in order to protect data from hackers, they first need to know how exactly hackers think. |
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