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Truma doctrine

            
             Kevin Mitnic was the worlds biggest hacker. Just before being imprisoned he was subject to a huge FBI man hunt. Recently Kevin was plagued by his one of his own tricks, he was subject to what is called social engineering. This is when people talk to you and get information out of you which is personal but you have no idea it even happened you thought it was just a friendly discussion. .
             That just goes to show us just when we know all about technology and think we can control it just comes around and stabs us in the back. If it wasn't for people like Kevin we wouldn't have to worry about getting a virus or having some one destroy documents, or even take personal information. Technology has brought with itself a new era of crime; it brought cyber crime. Now in order for us to protect ourselves from hacker we must go out and spend money on special software to scan for theses viruses and some of us go tot the extent to buying a firewall to make sure nothing cokes in and nothing gets out. Not only that but we have to pay the government to build new agencies to protect us and make sure that justice is served not only in the real world but in the cyber world to.
             So in conclusion technology has brought as not only a wealth of knowledge but also a wealth of crime. Maybe if people would be more human and not try to steal every piece of money and information they can get there hands on we wouldn't need to spend all this money on protecting ourselves, and we can all live a worry free life, but till then I guess that FBI man hunts will just have to do for now.
            


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