Hackers watched, taunted family through home security cameras: 'We were really vulnerable'

CSM Charles Hayden - OMG Yes, I Learned in A-School on Ancient Almost WWII Equipment but reported to My First Duty CINCPACFLT Staff and was working with the PDP-11/70 Top of the Line 4 Million Dollar Computer. By the Time I Retired I Held NECs in Telecommuncations Management (Automated Data Processing) and Tactical Intelligence Networks UYK-20. I had worked on the Milnet/Arpanet Project Grandfather to the Internet that We are Using right Now. The Intelligence TICCs that We Passed were the Predecessor to the Tweets on Twitter. Everything You See on the Internet and Social Media I was Doing a Long Time Ago it just had a Bit of Classification and was "Classified" at the time.

CSM Charles Hayden I've Taken Courses in Traffic Analysis (Without Even Decrypting the Message Traffic, Amazing what You Can Learn about the Parties in a Netowrk) I've taken Course in Screwing with an Enemy by Inserting Bogus Traffic into a Network. Kind of a bit of Foretelling the Future, as a Kid Screwing Around with some Basic Radio Equip I broke into the Police Tactical Voice Network. Before there were "Hackers" there were Folks Like Me. Black Box Men, Capt'n Crunchers.

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel WW II Equipment?

While in the 74th Armored Signal Co at Ft Knox in 1953, I was curious enough to open a box of ? stuff I found while cleaning the supply room.

There was a set of WW II, Wire Photo machines. (as in old newspaper’s pictures with a caption, “AP Wire Photo”.)

Having time to spend, as an E-3,
I was able to properly wire the machines and transmit between the two machines.

My orders for Korea came down soon afterwards!

CSM Charles Hayden - Mod 28 Teletype Equipment that I was still using to some degree even thru Desert Storm and I Took some Pleasure in Training My Guys in the Ancient Dark Arts of HF Comms, Mode Bravos, Small Pipe Type Communications. You Work for Me You Better be Fully Capable.