is there anyone out there that can teach me how to get to know  some hackers i want to talk to them?
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You don't want to know us, we don't exist.
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Some hacker you are, hehe. :)
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You will need a lot of free time and patience, then.  Good luck.  The term "hack" is often misconstrued as being illegal.  However, actual "hackers" are often simply people with knowledge of code that attempt to find bugs and security flaws within a particular program or system in order to report it.  The ones who engage in illegal activity are better referred to as "crackers" (not to be confused with a derogatory name for white people - I am a saltine myself). ;)
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i would recommend you to go and try to use bittorrent networks to download hacking (ethical or not) books/tutorial.\n\nyou can go to sites like mininova.org or torrentspy.com and just search for "hack", you will surprised to find the number of torrents there. I personally have a large collection of ebooks and tutorials download from torrents.
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Imrichbitch@msn.com\n\njust kidding
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You could possible send them an email to restore the information and supply you with what you need, but they would most likely require adequate information.  Good luck with hacking into myspace, it's basically impossible.  Oh yeah, its also agaisnt the law.  The only person that could do it with ease is Kevin MitNick, but he has be convicted of hacking already and he has served time, now he is a security/firewall defense tester and builder for big companies.
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Look at their profile.  Send an email and ask.\n\nIf you have an email from that person, look at the headers. It can contain some info.
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here you go buddy\n            hackers are people who enter into a computer with out your permission, there are two kinds of hackers, first kind of hackers help, they hack into high secure websites and tell them that how their website can be hacked and so helping them to keep it more secure and the other type of hackers just mess up things, go on a google search for hackers you will have a better idea and coming to precautions you can get a firewall like norton internet securities....\nand about the sites in internet use the latest opera web browser it is the best web browser other than firefox it will show which site is not genuine and shall ask you to stop going any further.
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I haven't figured out a guaranteed way, but you can try sending an e-mail to their userid@yahoo.com.  This should work in many cases.\n\nNote, don't send them anything harassing or you could lose your Yahoo privileges.
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Annual hacking game teaches security lessons\n\nhttp://www.securityfocus.com/news/11269\n\n:> peace
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How to become a hacker, from asking that question many months ago when I wanted to find out more than just emailing, chatting and the usual norm (millions of average users do) I quickly improved my web searching skills and found out for myself. Some "hackers" say, "Start with C/C++, Python, Perl, and so on..." each person might have in their own opinion what you should start with.\n\nDefinition of a hacker: Originally, a hacker was a term of respect, used among computer programmers, designers, and engineers. The hacker was one who created original and ingenious programs. Unfortunately, the current popular meaning of the term is used to describe those who break into systems, destroy data, steal copyrighted software, and perform other destructive or illegal acts with computers and networks.\n\nStart out by learning networking and programming those are minimal basics, a "hacker" is supposed to know a great deal about computers, how they work, how networks works, ...etc and also know  to code "The hacker was one who created original and ingenious programs."\n\nThe best advice I can give you is learn all you can about computers, networks, programming, find information on forums, message boards, and websites.\n\nIf you just read all those "hacking" tutorials (I'm not saying their useless, just something you can try  experiments with on your own) your just going to become a script kiddie (occasionally script bunny, script kitty or skiddie) is a derogatory term for inexperienced crackers who use scripts and programs developed by others without knowing what they are or how they work for the purpose of compromising computer accounts and files, and for launching attacks on whole computer systems (see DoS). \nIn general, they do not have the ability to write these kinds of programs on their own. Such programs have included WinNuke applications, Back Orifice, and Sub7.\n\nLearn as much as you can and maybe you will become a hacker.If you need anything email me at searchjunkie@gmail.com, information wise, feel free.\n\n\nSources below are websites for free books, free information on anything, how to become a hacker, programming languages, free software, free alternative OS's, LiveCds, source code search engines and more.
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Unfortunately, NO. You can only be careful, use common sense.\n\nDon't engage them in chat, block them if they try private messaging you with the games' IM, these Instant Messengers are a foot in the door to hack and clone you.\nDon't click on their links- it's one big phishing expedition.\nReport them to Yahoo; if enough people do, it helps them track and identify those b-holes...\nand don't listen to your ipods in the shower.
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try this eliteskills.com/chat/chat.php\n\nno pass required
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do you have their e-mail?  You can click on popup ads and register with THEIR email address!  I'll bet they'll be hating life when their spam load triples.\n\nOr hire a hacker (lol)
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You are the best hacker
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Sorry guys and gals - buy your own copy \n\nOr check out the hack/crack sites....
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You did not say what chat rooms you are in (AOL, Yahoo, MSN), but each of them has a monitor.  There is a real person you can file a complaint with.  \n\nYou can also file a complaint with the phone company (dsl, cable, whichever) and the servers like AOL, YAHOO and MSN.\n\nOne thing you might want to do is go to the Trend Micro site, here: \n\nhttp://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n\nand run their House Call program.  It is free, and will check for key loggers and other such troublemakers.  It sounds as if you have a very, very weak firewall, for him to be able to identify you.  Your ports should be invisible to other users!   If they can't find your port, they can't get to you.  Windows Firewall is not enough.\n\nAnother way is to create an account on your computer .. something BESIDE an administrator's account.  One with limited privileges.  When you are online, use it.  It may be a pain at first, but there is one major advantage:  someone hacking your computer is not going to get far with access to a limited account! \n\nNow, for your names and passwords.  Choose different names. Someone does not have to hack you to figure out your mannerisms...habits...speech patterns .. and use those to figure out what screen name you are operating under.\n\nYour passwords should be at least eight characters long, with both letters and numbers that do not refer to birthdays or social security numbers.  Change them every week.  More often, if you use a lot of chat rooms.\n\nAs for helping you hack him...it isn't easy.  It will get you  in big trouble.  About the only thing you can do is use developers tools like Page Source or a more sophisticated tool, and check the information to see where that bad guy is identified.  If you get email, you can check extended headers and get information also.\nMake notes of dates and times he harasses you.  Use the PrintScreen function (top right side of your keyboard) to take a 'photo'-like image of your screen .. then go to Word Pad and paste it in.  Save it.   You have a photograph of the incident for prosecution.  \n\nI'll be happy to coach you through any of these ideas if you like.  I was an AOL host at one time, if you need references (Host MilPatriot).