Professinal Hacker's History

At present, different people have different views about hacking scenes. Often people with the same level of skill have the same opinion. There is no official definition of a hacker, not an idea that runs away between the masses. In addition, the media likes to add false information to attract the attention of the audience throughout the country, to get pure money.

It all started in the 1960s at MIT, the order of the term "hacker", where individuals were very skilled in practicing hardcore programming in Fortran and other old languages. Some people cannot do it unrelenting. True hackers among our people have unquenchable thirst for knowledge. Boredom has never been an object of a challenge for hackers. They have the ability that almost anomalies to absorb, maintain, and deploy a large number of knowledge related to complicated details. In 1969, Bell Labs Ken Thompson employees found UNIX and permanently changed the future of the computer industry. Then in the early 1970s, Dennis Ritchie found the computer programming language "C" which was specifically found to be used with UNIX. The programmer stops using assembler, while developing appreciation for portability "C."

Hackers were seen as people who sat locked in the room all day nonstop programming, clock in the end. It seems that no one objected to the hacker in the 1960s when this was the most excluded reputation. In fact, most people don't know what hacks are. The term hacker is accepted as a positive label that is slapped into a computer gull that can drive the computer system outside the specified limit. Hackers emerged from artificial intelligence laboratories in MIT in the 1960s. The network known as Arpanet was established by the Department of Defense as a means to connect government offices. In time, Arpanet evolved into what is now known as the Internet.

In the 1970s, "Captain Crunch" compiled a way to make free distance calls and a telephone hacker group, then nicknamed "Phreakers" appeared. Throughout the 1970s and halfway to the 1980s, the Palo Alto Xerox Research Center (PARC) spewed new new innovations such as laser and LAN printers.

During the early 1980s, the term "cyberspace" was created from a novel called "Neuromancer." A group called "414S" is one of the earliest hackening groups ever raided by the FBI and they are billed with 60 computer intrusions. Usenet began to emerge throughout the country today and the hackers exchange ideas using their UNIX-based machines. While all this happens, the secret service is given jurisdiction over credit cards and computer fraud. During the 1980s, hacking was unknown between the masses like now. Being a hacker is part of a very exclusive and remote group. The famous hacker groups the "Legion of Doom," based in the US and "Chaos Computer Club," based in Germany, was established and two of the best-known and respected hacking groups ever established. Another significant foundation is that "2600: quarterly hackers," old school hatch magazine or "Zine." 2600 Magazine still plays a role in the current hacker community. 

You can hire a hacker now days with the right channels, they are around you, you see them on streets but they wont reveal who they are but with the right channels you can get to them.