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Fract Magazine, this is all sorts of things, hacking related, to be honest.

I think there is the infamous article on how to make a bomb as well in the past.

So the scene was made by largely people trying things out with their new hardware that they found or trying to make something do something that was not supposed to be doing or there was not engineers to do.

So that's what the original hacker was all about.

Which also, like a lot of those things, they actually pave the ground for like a lot of the security industry exists now.

So a lot of people's jobs, they exist because of some of the articles that were written there, which is very interesting.

This is one of those cases that this was like a very elite and underground technique, known probably just by governments or things like this.

that when the article was written, it just clicked in so many people's minds.

So there was this myriad of software that's abundantly available and most likely vulnerable.

They could just fool around with it everywhere.

True.

Now they don't do this only for the fun.

They do this mainly for the profit.

And it 100% became a business and a career.

People are hired now to hack companies to assess their security.

Like...

You see this every day.

There's a lot of episodes that you covered already about like this, like, you know, companies that they hired people to do like penetration testing and their physical security and all those things.

This was unthinkable back then, I think.

I think the, you know, the Nmap one, the port scanning, the art of port scanning from issue 51 by Fyodor, which followed the release of the Nmap tool.