Hacking it on the right side of the fence

20 Jun 2002

CALIFORNIAN resident Kevin Mitnick is the world’s most famous computer felon. His two decades of hacking into computer and phone systems have earned him five arrests. But Mitnick is now 39 and apparently a reformed character with a new career as a computer security professional in a classic instance of poacher-turned-gamekeeper. Full Story

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Hacking it on the right side of the fence

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