15 Hackers You Hope Your Computer Never Meets

In the world of cybercrime, there are a few names that strike fear into the hearts of even the most experienced security professionals. These are the hackers who have made a name for themselves by carrying out some of the most audacious and damaging cyber attacks in history. They are the ones who have stolen millions of dollars from banks, hacked into government systems, and even brought down entire corporations.

If you're ever unlucky enough to cross paths with one of these hackers, you can be sure that you're in for a world of trouble. Here are 15 of the most dangerous and skilled hackers in the world:

You've Been Hacked: 15 Hackers You Hope Your Computer Never Meets

by Ruda Landman

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1. Kevin Mitnick



Kevin Mitnick is one of the most well-known hackers in the world. He was convicted of computer fraud and sentenced to five years in prison in 1995. Mitnick is known for his ability to hack into computer systems and steal sensitive information. He has also been accused of wire fraud, identity theft, and hacking into the computer systems of several major corporations.

2. Gary McKinnon



Gary McKinnon is a Scottish hacker who was accused of hacking into US military computer systems in 2002. McKinnon is said to have accessed sensitive information, including information about US nuclear weapons. He was arrested in 2002 and extradited to the United States in 2005. McKinnon was eventually acquitted of all charges in 2012.

3. Michael Calce



Michael Calce is a Canadian hacker who was known as "Mafiaboy." Calce was convicted of launching a series of DDoS attacks against major websites in 2000. Calce's attacks caused millions of dollars in damage and disrupted the operations of several major corporations.

4. Jeanson James Ancheta



Jeanson James Ancheta is a Filipino hacker who was convicted of stealing millions of dollars from banks in 2009. Ancheta is known for his ability to hack into bank computer systems and steal sensitive information. He has also been accused of identity theft and money laundering.

5. LulzSec



LulzSec is a hacking group that was responsible for a series of high-profile cyber attacks in 2011. LulzSec's attacks targeted a variety of organizations, including government agencies, corporations, and media outlets. The group's attacks caused millions of dollars in damage and disrupted the operations of several major organizations.

6. Anonymous



Anonymous is a hacking group that is known for its political activism and cyber attacks. The group has been responsible for a variety of high-profile cyber attacks, including the 2010 DDoS attack on PayPal and the 2012 hack of the FBI website. Anonymous's attacks are often motivated by political or social causes.

7. The Syrian Electronic Army



The Syrian Electronic Army is a hacking group that is linked to the Syrian government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against websites and organizations that are critical of the Syrian government. The Syrian Electronic Army's attacks have caused millions of dollars in damage and disrupted the operations of several major organizations.

8. The North Korean hacking group



The North Korean hacking group is a group of hackers that is linked to the North Korean government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against targets in South Korea, the United States, and other countries. The North Korean hacking group's attacks are often motivated by political or military objectives.

9. The Chinese hacking group



The Chinese hacking group is a group of hackers that is linked to the Chinese government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against targets in the United States, Europe, and other countries. The Chinese hacking group's attacks are often motivated by economic or political objectives.

10. The Russian hacking group



The Russian hacking group is a group of hackers that is linked to the Russian government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against targets in the United States, Europe, and other countries. The Russian hacking group's attacks are often motivated by political or military objectives.

11. The Iranian hacking group



The Iranian hacking group is a group of hackers that is linked to the Iranian government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against targets in the United States, Israel, and other countries. The Iranian hacking group's attacks are often motivated by political or military objectives.

12. The Pakistani hacking group



The Pakistani hacking group is a group of hackers that is linked to the Pakistani government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against targets in India, Afghanistan, and other countries. The Pakistani hacking group's attacks are often motivated by political or military objectives.

13. The Indian hacking group



The Indian hacking group is a group of hackers that is linked to the Indian government. The group has been responsible for a series of cyber attacks against targets in Pakistan, China, and other countries. The Indian hacking group's attacks are often motivated by political or military objectives.

14. The Turkish hacking group

You've Been Hacked: 15 Hackers You Hope Your Computer Never Meets

by Ruda Landman

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1544 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	170 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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