Row 5396

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Hey everyone,

I've been diving into the history of hacking lately, particularly impressed by the era around 2009 when high-profile hacks seemed to be more prevalent. Back then, it felt like government sites, public figures' information, and all sorts of data breaches were more common.

But as I look at the cybersecurity landscape today, it seems like things have changed. Governments and companies have ramped up their defenses, technologies have advanced, and there's a lot more awareness about cybersecurity.

So, I'm curious: Is hacking like it was in 2009 still possible today? Can someone with the right skills and tools still pull off those kinds of large-scale breaches? Or has the game fundamentally changed?

What are your thoughts? Have you witnessed any recent hacks that remind you of the Wild West days of hacking?

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