Throughout history, many infiltrators stood firmly and challenge the capitalism of companies and government surveillance. Companies and governments, including the main media, which are funded by companies, have worked together countless times to deceive the masses, and the approval of manufacturing many policies already harmful to the masses but are useful for the elite ruling class. Throughout the long and rich history of struggles for democracy, many rebels who stood against authoritarian regimes were infiltrators.
History of piracy precedes the Internet. One of the first piracy accidents has been present since the era of the phone. David Condon, a major influential figure in the “Phone Phreak” movement, is a pioneer in a form of piracy that took advantage of a gap in phone systems. He discovered that by introducing specific audio tones in the phone line, it was possible to overcome bills systems and make free calls to any destination on the network.
The initial stages of piracy were greatly affected by individuals, motivated by political and social ideologies, rather than purely technical curiosity. René Carmel, who was called “the first ethical hometown” in history, was a member of the resistance in France, which was occupying Nazi, and saves his penetration of thousands of Jewish life penetrating the “database of French French Jews”. Being a skilled operator for punch computers, which had the equipment used by the French government of Vichy to process data, when the Nazi occupation, discovered that the regime was using these machines to track Jewish citizens and determine its identity. Although it is not an anti -Semitic, Carmel has invented a plan. He hidden his computers hidden, ensuring that despite any information the Nazis entered, the system will not describe the individual as a Jew. The exact number of Jewish life that Carmel saved during the Nazi era remains unknown due to the restrictions of historical records, and may reach thousands of minimal. In 1944, he was sent to the brutal detention camp for such actions and thus was killed after that.
Likewise, those of the CypherPunk movement and members of its mailing list were united for a political issue of digital democracy, privacy and free market economies against corporate capital and government control. Timothy C. May, one of the encoders who started the CypherPunk movement, a document entitled “Crypto Anarchist Manifesto” in 1988. . Timothy C may think that encryption can enable unknown transactions and cannot be tracked. He said that this will create a market system where individuals can exchange goods and services freely without government interference, which leads to a form of society as it organizes the market self, known as encryption.
In 1986, he argued with a document entitled “Technology Statement”, written by one of the infiltrators called “Doctor of Hatrings”, that piracy is not only related to intellectual curiosity or mental challenge. He claimed that piracy assets are linked to activities such as phone burden (exploitation of phone systems), Carding, and the principles of chaos (rejection authority). The statement encouraged infiltrators to control the Internet, which was initially developed by the army and the defense industry towards the most free internet and the Internet, which eventually reduces the government’s control over it. Richard Stalman, issued in 1985, called for open cooperation between developers working for the freedom of software users and free programs and challenging the current situation of copyright.
In 1983, David Choos, who is often referred to as “the godfather of encryption”, “authored a pioneering paper entitled” The blind signatures of unlawful payments. “This work was published during a period in which encryption technology decreased under the jurisdiction of international traffic regulations In the weapons (ITAR) it was classified as an ammunition. Effectively decisive banks and governments from tracking individual transactions, thus protecting not to disclose their identity.
“Dead Cow Worship”, which is a leading group in penetration that formulated the term “penetration” and the concept of “EZINE”, participated in a series of electronic attacks with political motives targeting authoritarian governments and companies. Especially, they collaborated with a group of Chinese dissidents known as “Blonde Hong Kong” to disable computer networks within the People’s Republic of China, allowing citizens to access the Internet control content. Yahoo! Google, and Cisco (called “Four”), when technology giants were subjected to Chinese Internet control policies around 2006. The movements of infiltrators in the twentieth century were largely driven through Ethaus resistance against corporate capital and government control.
Eva Galbene, Director of Cyberson Security at the Electronic Border Foundation (EFF) and technical advisor to the Freedom Freedom Foundation, which was born in a Jewish refugee family fleeing the Soviet Union and anti -Semitic policies of the state, participated in establishing the alliance against chased tools. Stalkerware is a type of harmful software designed to be installed on a person’s device without its consent, in order to monitor its activities and track its location. It is often used by partners or members of spying on victims, and can be used to access private information such as messages, calls, site and browsing date.
Cow Dead Cow is in line with the black “Red” or “gray hat”, while Eva Galbenein represents the ethics of a blue “white hat” team. Both, however, embodies the spirit of the infiltrator. However, a parallel trend appeared, as some infiltrators, driven by a pragmatic or self -interested approach, have benefited from their skills to secure jobs within large companies. This shift in the focus gave priority to technological curiosity and professional progress on the basic principles of the above movements, such as flowering rights, digital democracy, anti -corporate activity, and digital tyranny resistance. This fracture has become a cybersecurity specialist who deviated from the ethics of infiltrators and chose the functional path of cybersecurity, increasingly popular, which led to the cybersecurity industry dominated by professionals who focus on companies’ testimonies instead of the broader social and political effects of their work.
