By Jo Best
Published: Monday 20 September 2004
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Name
Lacey Haden
Location
United States
Occupation
Student
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Why? Would you hire a serial killer to be a police detective? If other criminals were given jobs in thier chosen crime the world economy would be in total chaos more than it already is. This may be only one kid, but soon enough more will follow. What makes you so sure that he will stop his destruction just because he has a real job?
Instead of hiring him, let me at him for a few min...
vincent
How about hiring some proof readers and I'm not ta...
Anonymous
Why? Would you hire a serial killer to be a police...
Lacey Haden
As a systems engineer and network security profess...
Anonymous
This is sending out the wrong message to would-be ...
Anonymous
I want my money !!
That little jerk's code cost...
Anonymous
Clearly the answer is to completely boycott any pr...
Peter Scargill
In other news, shares in the German company nosedi...
Anonymous
Yes, I also noticed the appalling spelling and gra...
Joel Watson
Sorry... No!
I am still receiving 2 NetSky infect...
Anonymous
"Crime does pay - lots of fame and now a monthly p...
Anonymous
Ever heard the term "set a thief to catch a thief"...
royston
Virus writers who come in from the cold should be ...
Anonymous
I will NEVER buy anything from this security firm....
Pierre Castille
Once a criminal, always a criminal? All of your c...
Anonymous
I love the way everyone is bitching it's his fault...
Know1
Yes you’re right banks don’t employ fraudsters but...
Anonymous
Don't blame the writer! If the software wasn't so ...
Neil
All those idiots replying saying "Ooo don't blame ...
Anonymous
Why not hire the kid? Look who's running the gover...
IgnorantJoeBlow
He's just a kid...give him a break.
Mike Henley
This is encouraging more programmers to write more...
johnny k.
I have the source code for SASSER Worm and NetSky....
Biniam aka BiniDogg
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