Jack Rhysider

Rout.

Skyper wasn't involved at all.

And Mike didn't even know who Skyper was, but Skyper had a plan.

He wanted to revive Frack and needed to do something epic to prove his worthiness.

How did you steal a domain?

Wow, so just by looking at the view source of a website, it would show you the authorization code that it was expecting in order to prove that you're the owner of the site.

I mean, it has to compare the authorization code you type in with something, right?

So there's some logic on the back end somewhere.

It just happened to be right there in the source code of the site.

It was as simple as just doing view source, and then you could take over anyone's domain.

So Skyper had frac.org and wanted to use it to revive frac.com.

But he wasn't doing this alone.

He actually was involved with a few hacking groups, specifically HERT and TESO.

So with frack.org in hand and with TESOL and Hurt behind him, Skyper got busy recreating the site to show he can manage a website like that.

So Skyper was now in control of Frac, and it officially moved from frac.com to frac.org, which is where it remains today.

And it was a whole new fresh team.

Nobody from the old Frac staff was around to write any articles or to help.

So this new team got busy with a fresh new issue, issue 57.

So in 2001 was the first time Frack had a hardcopy created, elevating it to the next level.

So hackers trying to hack a hacker website is always going to be a thing.