What does AT&T, MCI, Sprint, Page Net, Mobilecom, GTE, Cellular One, Skytel, Motorola, Compaq, and Dell Computers have in common? They were all victims of America's largest Hi-Tech criminal organization that call themselves Hi-Tech Hustlers. This organization is responsible for over $500 million dollars in theft, corporate losses and damages in a 12 year span.
What does AT&T, MCI, Sprint, PageNet, MobileCom, GTE, Celluar One, Skytel, Mototola, Compaq, and Dell Computers have in common? They were all victims of America's largest Hi-Tech criminal organization that call themselves Hi-Tech Hustlers. This organization that is responsible for over $500 million dollars in theft, corporate losses and damages in the 12 year span. It was not until one of the founders of the organization, Gregory Evans was caught and indicted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for hacking and defrauding AT&T, MCI, Sprint and many others for more than $24 million in a 6 month Hi-Tech crime spree. While behind bars, Gregory Evans had written some personal memoirs about his Hi-Tech organizations and the Hi-Tech capers that cost companies and consumers millions of dollars. This book has words misspelled and bad grammar because it was originally typed on a jailhouse type writer, and later typed word for word for the entire world to read. This exciting book reads like a blockbuster movie, even though names, dates and places have been changed to protect the guilty you will find yourself mesmerized, dazzled and entertained.
T, MCI, Sprint, PageNet, MobileCom, GTE, Celluar One, Skytel, Mototola, Compaq, and Dell Computers have in common? They were al victims of america's largest Hi-Tech criminal organization that call themselves Hi-Tech Hustlers. This organization that is responsible for over $500 million in theft, corporate losses and damages in the 12 year span.It was not until one of the founders of the organization, Gregory Evans was caught and indicted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for hacking and defrauding AT&T, MCI, Sprint and many others for more than $24 million in a 6 month Hi-Tech crime spree.While behind bars, Gregory Evans had written some personal memoirs about his Hi-Tech organizations and the Hi-Tech capers that cost companies and consumers millions of dollars.This exciting book reads like a blockbuster movie, even though names, dates and places have been changed to protect the guilty you will find yourself mesmerized, dazzled and entertained.
Renowned security expert Evans details how hackers get into networks. He then takes those same tools and shows how to make money as a Certified Ethical Hacker.
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