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Commentary: Cult of the Dead Cow more fluff than stuff Print E-mail
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Source: ZDNet - Posted by Dave Wreski   
Hacks/Cracks Cult of the Dead Cow (cDc) put on their usual extravaganza here Saturday at the Hacking on Planet Earth 2000 (H2K) conference. Last year at DEF CON 7.O, I reported on the hacking group releasing the . . . Cult of the Dead Cow (cDc) put on their usual extravaganza here Saturday at the Hacking on Planet Earth 2000 (H2K) conference. Last year at DEF CON 7.O, I reported on the hacking group releasing the (debatably) great Back Orifice 2000 application in a sight and sound spectacular, but this year there was more fluff than stuff. cDc's presentation set the tone by starting out with an audio track of a farmer and his daughter's encounter with a possessed disemboweled attack cow, and progressed to a lip syncing performance by the cDc front man Grand Master Ratte, and onto one of the most bizarre skits I've ever seen.

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