Albeiro Patino Builes

Outlaws and hackers Albeiro Patino Builes

This story has been inspired by two men: the first is Kevin Mitnick, considered by some to be the most famous hacker in history; the second is Stanley Mark Rifkin, who, at the age of thirty-two, carried out an extraordinary fraud: on October 25, 1978, using Social Engineering techniques, he obtained the necessary information and illegally transferred $10.2 million from Security Pacific National Bank accounts to personal accounts. Security Pacific National Bank was a bank based in Los Angeles, California, acquired in 1992 by Bank of America. And... do you know who was outlaws Jesse James? Simon Temp, the protagonist in this novel know that very well. Jesse James is one of the people that more inspire him. In an old piece of paper that save in a dirty and wrinkled folder, every time he may, will reread the information it keeps about the mythical character of the old American west: "If you danced in the Texas villas with the party beauties, Jesse James called the party house with the tips of his pistols, and since he was the greatest in daring, his had to be the most beautiful. They sent a famous spy to hunt him down. And with a sign across their chest, they found the spy; the sign said that this is how those who were sent to hunt him would die. It is that one of the remote regions of this earth, the most unique life that develops in men, in the free forest, all the appetites, all the sumptuousness, all the impulses and all the elegance of the beast! It is good that the buffalo hunter, made to challenge the prosperous animal, and sit, as in his own seat, on the flanks of the great defeated cow, let his long hair grow to his shoulders, and make the sturdy claw him make them grow... step on the logs, and the hand to bend them, and the heart to the storm, and the eyes soaked with that solemn and sad look of those who look too much at nature and the unknown