A Brit Hacks NASA Computers..Gets UFO/Alien Info..Interview Clip is Incredible !!!

BBC News.....6 May 06 ^

[alli133]

Incredible interview !!!!!!!!!!!! Government computers are suspect at best on security!

[GunnyHartman]

TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER!!!!

[frogjerk]

I kind of wonder if you think you're going to be hacked, why not set up a disk of dummy data made up of the most far out BS? Then when they talk, you know you got your hacker.

It's called a Honeypot.

[isrul]

Please don't use the word "alien". Please use "interplanetary migrant". It's much more sensitive and inclusive. Just a sugestion, though.

[Williams]

Sure his hacking story is believable, but if I think he made up the aliens and anti-gravity, why should I believe all his hacking claims? When a guy tells me that anti-gravity will be in use publicly in "7 years" I tend to think he is making it up.

[frogjerk]

This guy is more of a script kiddie than a "hacker".

[OSHA]

Do a search engine search on "real player alternative" and it should turn up lots of download sites

Thanks. I won't allow anything from real near my computer.

[InterceptPoint]

Hmmmm... don't have real player installed. They always stick too much other garbage in with it and it slows my PC down...

So true. There is a work-around however.

As it turns out, there are websites that have older versions of Real Player that don't come with all the garbage but can be made to play the newer RA file types. I set this up long ago and don't really remember the details but a Google search is your friend.

[freedom_from_socialism]

"and of course he doesn't have a hard copy of the fantastic piture he has claimed to have seen..."

Not to defend the UFO claims, but he did explain why he couldn't save the pictures. Since he was using remote desktop, images/icons/bars don't load individually... the entire screen streams and the only way to save the stream is using by either video capture device or by using the screen shot tool. Pain in the ass... and back then it must be really hard. If I were him, and he is telling the truth, then I would do the screen shot at least.

I do remote desktop all the time and trust me, it is very frustating even with a broadband connection. In fact, today I almost lost a database backup file while transferring it from one computer to another.

[jwh_Denver]

"Has anybody seen or read anything on this from a source that does not require Real Player?"

There is a "Change how I view this or hear this" down below and you can switch it to Window's Media Player.

[TheZMan]

This guy is more of a script kiddie than a "hacker".

Yup.

[Proud_texan]

Yup, I'm the same way, RP stuff is junk at best and doesn't get close to my system. Real Alternative has worked out well for me and a lot of people I've recommended it to, think you'll like it.

[Bon mots]

Thanks!!

[frogjerk]

Sure his hacking story is believable, but if I think he made up the aliens and anti-gravity, why should I believe all his hacking claims? When a guy tells me that anti-gravity will be in use publicly in "7 years" I tend to think he is making it up.

I'm just telling you from experience that his hacking story is believable.

I don't believe his other claims as he has no physical evidence. He was logging on to NASA and DOD boxes for 2 years, yet he couldn't get a print out of the remote screen he was connected to get hard evidence of this fantastic alien spacecraft he describes? Yeah, right.

[frogjerk]

Not to defend the UFO claims, but he did explain why he couldn't save the pictures. Since he was using remote desktop, images/icons/bars don't load individually... the entire screen streams and the only way to save the stream is using by either video capture device or by using the screen shot tool. Pain in the ass... and back then it must be really hard. If I were him, and he is telling the truth, then I would do the screen shot at least. I do remote desktop all the time and trust me, it is very frustating even with a broadband connection. In fact, today I almost lost a database backup file while transferring it from one computer to another.

Alt-printscreen...Paste to paint program...print. 2 minutes max.

[InterceptPoint]

I watched the video.

It is so, so typical. The story sounds great. The guy is credible but hardly a wiz kid hacker. He talks the lingo. He knows some stuff. He hacked into NASA computers for two years. He thinks NASA is holding and hiding UFO technology like anti-gravity and free energy. You would think that in two years time reading about all of this fantastic stuff he would have something we call EVIDENCE. But he doesn't. No documents were mentioned. The one picture that he talked about he failed to capture. I mean really. This is just like all the people who tell us they were captured by aliens. Always from bed when they are sleeping. They are returned and wake up in the morning. I call these dreams. They call them abductions.

Please UFO guys. GIVE US SOME EVIDENCE THAT IS NOT JUST YOUR WORD.

[gotribe]

That was exactly my thought - UFO stuff "sticks" and therefore is a good decoy.

[Uri’el-2012]

Dump windows.

Get root !!

[ConservativeMind]

As I hear him speak, I really believe he was a victim of a "honeypot" that led him through such an environment, albeit it with totally faked information.

It would be a great way to lead foreign military powers to believe the US had an incredibly enormous advantage over the rest of the world.

I love it!

[ConservativeMind]

He had a 56K modem. Imagine that!

[Reactionary]

A picture is suppose to "prove" that UFOs exist?

Hell, there are thousands of pictures taken by people from all over the world.