Yeah. I saw his interview. He didn't really hack them either. He was using windows remote desktop and was entering nasa ip addresses with default windows passwords. Their security was shit and that's how he logged into a machine with off world manifests etc. He said an image was loading slowly when he saw the mouse pointer move before they disconnected.
I don't classify that a hack when no attempt was made beyond basic setup.
Too bad he, like all he other ones who claim to have evidence, never actually showed he evidence.
Well he showed the evidence that he found...
Mainly crew logs of ships, peoples, supplies. Basic logistic stuff...
Funny enough if I remember right, all the names on the list of were deceased personnel, which is prolly one of the few things that makes me wonder.
Military claimed it was one of those "think tank" ideas where they roleplay things out.
Yeah. I saw his interview. He didn't really hack them either. He was using windows remote desktop and was entering nasa ip addresses with default windows passwords. Their security was shit and that's how he logged into a machine with off world manifests etc. He said an image was loading slowly when he saw the mouse pointer move before they disconnected.
I don't classify that a hack when no attempt was made beyond basic setup.
That is literally hacking.