Famous Hackers Past and Present (Gallery) 4
4. Eric Corley (AKA Emmanuel Goldstein)In 1984, Eric Corley founded '2600 Magazine,' one of the world's most popular hacker publications. He was named a defendant in the DeCSS (a computer program that could decrypt encrypted DVDs) case in 1999 after the 2600 Web site (2600.com) posted links to the software. The movie industry obviously wasn't pleased, and Corley ultimately lost in court. Corley continues publishing '2600' today and hosts several radio shows.





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Subscribe to commentsCancerboarder2004Aug 6th 2008 10:11PM
These people are either Really STUPID or they are geniuses' who knows....they were caught so I would think they are really dumb