Talk:GlobalHell

message: If YTCracker was a member of this group as suggested here, why is globalHell never mentioned in the YTCracker article? 
Savio mit electronics 12:47, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: YTCracker

message: That Patrick Gregory, Chad Davis and Erick Burns were members of this group is well documented. 
However, a search for Russell Sanford,SliPY and Mnemonic on Google produces no results linking them with the globalHell group (other than this page), though one other result is produced that shows Russell Sanford to have  pled guilty  to 7 charges of unlawfully obtaining access to computers.
I request the author of this article to cite sources that indicate the involvement of these persons in this group of  crackers. 
Also, though this article indicates that YTCracker aka  defaced the Web pages of three US Government agencies, including NASA's Goddard Flight Center, no mention is made of globalHell. I humbly request the authors Spafbnerf and the person from the IP address 196.25.221.221 to cite some sources.
Savio mit electronics 13:20, 28 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Citations Required

message: There is some original research involved in my creation of this page (I actually used to talk to these people online), but I've made sure that everything is verifiable, per Wikipedia's policy. You can confirm the involvement of Sanford, Ytcracker, SliPY and Mnemonic, to some extent by Googling the following:
"slipy" "global hell" |
"ytcracker" "global hell" |
"mnemonic" "keyroot" "gH" |
"russell sanford" "global hell"
Spafbnerf 20:41, 13 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Spafbnerf (the edits from 196.25.221.221 were me too) Says

message: ytcracker was an associate, he was never a formal member. He may have been introduced roughly around the time the group disbanded. And I have no clue who slipy is. Doing a search on him brings up nothing, either. Either he is a figment of imagination, or an alter-ego.
- Neeee0h (talk) 05:06, 10 April 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: Using the Google strings above, I can only find information from YTCracker himself about a supposed relation to gH. Additionally, they're all after gH "disbanded," and presumably lost all notoriety. While YTCracker's self-promotion is impressive, I'm not sure it fits in to this list. --Pinkyviolence (talk) 05:38, 15 February 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  re: ytcracker & slipy 

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message: Albert Gonzalez or soupnazi was not a member. He was atmost a visitor and just hangout.
c0mrade was also not a part of group. Connected but not a part.
SliPY was a part of hv2k.
Hacker news Network listed MostHated, ben-z, altomo, egodeath, nostalg1c, Mnemonic as members. Rest are correct so I am leaving altomo as it is.
eckis was found on a hacher news site as being investigated by fbi but other unrelated hackers were also investigated. So he is probably not a part. He is also mentioned by a gh member here though it eckis group is not clear.
tonekore is mentioned here as having defaced two sites but nothing conclusive.
shekk was directly referenced in relation with gh.
Names which I could not find anywhere other than the book 'Inseguridad informática'. - Clem3ntine, BoyWonder, p0g0, datamunk, icesk, teqneex and r4in. As for these names, no record other than this book available. The author is a professor at an university. I contacted him and he said that the book was wriiten for a hacker group.
This site contains pictures of some members.
Arrest of gh hacker in January 2000. Changeworld1984 (talk) 14:29, 19 May 2024 (UTC)
replies: text: I feel like book is pretty legit so should these name be added? I asked the author for source but as book is so old that he doesnt remember the process and sources. Changeworld1984 (talk) 14:38, 19 May 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  Members