If Hackers Didn’t Exist, Governments Would Have to Invent Them
If Hackers Didn't Exist, Governments Would Have to Invent Them

The myth of malicious adolescents wreaking havoc on our technology spurs Internet regulations that are far more stringent than is reasonable.

Do you think the U.S. Government would overtly misrepresent cybercrime to promote legislation friendly to crony corporations?

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