Defacement
      We just change index.html. Just want to show how important security was. we dont make any damage to this server/site. Please dont blame us about this defacement, this is just a wake up call to all about how important maximum security.

Regards
Defaced RnD

Message
      Sebelum memulakan bicara, saya ingin meminta maaf di atas apa yang telah berlaku. Sejak kebelakangan ini kita sering dikejutkan dengan defacement website di Malaysia. Setiap hari ada saja laman web dapat dicerobohi, ini menunjukkan kepada kita kelemahan yang perlu diatasi. Ada pihak pula yang menyalahkan kami bulat-bulat kerana menceroboh. Di sini siapa yang salah?... kami atau mereka.... Saya amat terkilan apabila menghantar email kepada administrator server www.ukm.my sebanyak 3 kali dan sebarangan tindakan tidak diambil untuk patching. Sekali lagi sapa yang salah... nak tunggu kena defaced dulu baru nak bising. Pada akasnya, saya tidak bersetuju dengan apa yang disiarkan di akhbar dan media massa. Ini hanyalah pendapat kami.    

Yang Benar
CEO

Hackers
      The term "hacker" has been distorted and misused by the mass media and general public over the years. Hackers have been wrongly defined as computer criminals who crash systems and violate people's privacy in order to obtain sensitive information.
      As the word "hacker" started to become more widespread by individuals in the computer industry, the mass media started to blow this terminology way out of proportion. Moreover, it has been used interchangeably with the word "cracker", thus leading to confusion between the two words. Contrary to popular belief, there are obvious differences between a hacker and a cracker. It is essential to make a clear distinction between the two words with respect to their intentions and aims.
     We define a hacker as a "computer enthusiast who enjoys learning everything about a computer system by means of clever programming." Hackers know several programming languages, work extensively with the inwards and outwards of UNIX and have a firm understanding of all the TCP/IP implementations and protocols. Furthermore, they keep abreast on all security related issues involving computers. On the other hand, a cracker is an intruder/attacker who deliberately breaks into a computer system with malicious and criminal intentions, set out to destroy all data on a system, as well as crash machines. Moreover, some crackers tend to call themselves hackers. However, they are not true hackers but are referred to as criminal hackers.

kC
     As part of kC, i would like to thanks to all kC crews on undernet, webchat, dalnet. Thank to kC RnD teams for developing some research. Yesterday we have nothing, but today we become what we are. Well i think everyone knows who are we.

Regards
CEO, R00ting CREWS