hacking infographic

The IEEE Spectrum presents this interactive chart, really nice. I remember when people asked me how to hack a computer or email, I never know, but I found more interesting hacking genomes than machines.

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  1. ceyusaJuly 6, 2011 at 10:55 AM

    Es un gráfico bonito. La evaluación de "simple" con lo de lulz, pues no sé cuáles serían sus métodos para evaluarlo.

    Pero sin duda laguna Stuxnet ha sido lo más malicioso que se ha hecho público sin duda alguna.

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  2. LinxeJuly 6, 2011 at 11:00 AM

    igual no se como generaron los datos, pero igual convendria poner graficamente el nivel de "Good/Bad" de cada acto

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