An interesting ethical problem emerges, however. Stoll, who sports
long hair that looks like he just rose from an electric chair, was a
"radical" Berkeley cyberspace cadet who logged in with all the right
parameters -- yogurt, crewcut female motorcyclists for housemates, and
Halloween parades in San Francisco. So why did he spend a year jetsetting
with the CIA, NSA, FBI, and various Pentagon spooks, teaching them
everything he knows and begging them to become more involved in computer
security? Now it's the next decade, and these same agencies are close to
monitoring every keystroke on every network. Punk hackers are irresponsible
and irritating, but U.S. intelligence can be irresponsible and fatal.
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