Hacker Guru (self-proclaimed) Ankit Fadia’s website Hacked (again)
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Also, his technical expertise extends as far as advising people to install anti-virus and anti-spyware software to protect themselves. Brilliant.
Uggh, what a painful video, I couldn't even watch the whole thing!
>>then this is a painful reminder how far you can go on zero skills and 100% chutzpah.
Nearly 99.99% of Top/Middle management layers in Indian IT are taking big sum salaries back home all because of the mad rush for promotions and multiples of 10 digit hikes during 90's. Most would not last a day if they were to join the industry as programmers today.
They are all Ankit Fadia's with different names.
The actual and real hardworking ones rarely make it big.
This guy might be no hacker, but is darn good at marketing. Just have a look at the way he has sold himself. Even if all he has done is written plagiarized books and taught novelty windows tricks.
This actually speaks volumes about how thins workout in the real world. All sweat and blood aside. Selling your self, blowing your own trumpet and learning to play the money game is crucial if you want to be rich.
Merely a cubicle slave 16 hour work day nerd hacker is not going to be rich or successful. Because hard work is one of the many qualifications needed to be successful.
Imagine 17 year old hacking site of hackher guru(!!!?)
I don't know how old is he now, may be in his 20s. I remember seeing him on TV few years back, that time he came across as a bright kid (and was comparatively lean compared to the way he looks now). Then, he was in his late teens (or may be just 20), and had written a book on Computer security.
It seems, excessive media exposure at an early age, did come in the way of his development. In this video he is clearly challenging people to attack his site, in a boastful way. So can say, the deface served him right.
Please educate me if I am missing something.
Sorry, I guess I didn't count him in the same category of people who usually earn that moniker on these boards.
I am surprised that people saw enough merit in downvoting the asking of the question, though.
I don't see this submission as adding anything which is of interest to intellectually curiosity, or helping anyone learn or improve on something further, or any of the guidelines PG put down when posting something.
Nor have the comments from the posting generated anything significant, although several comments are about him being a fraud.
I'd have to stand by what I said, I don't see how this is Signal.
http://alumni.stanford.edu/get/page/magazine/article/?articl...
http://www.stanford.edu/group/htgg/cgi-bin/drupal/sites/defa...
if there is no trace in the alumni databse, looks like he eventually got dropped out, ouch!!!