MANOFKRYPTONAK :
Ha ha, why would you post something like that? seems kinda strange and not helpful at all. Hacking should be for a legitimate purpose IMHO. Some dill hole did one time try to take over my email account, so I got into his facebook and posted weird homoerotic comments, like, I think I love her but can't stop thinking about him... The replys were epic. Don't mess with other peoples stuff, just to mess.
This is exactly the problem. One person does something stupid, and the response is equally if not more ignorant or stupid. There is no such thin as "legitimate" hacking, by anyone. Hackers fall into three categories; curious people testing/experimenting with their computer skills, malicious pranksters, and criminals. The first don't do anything; they break in, snoop around, and leave. They don't record anything, they don't disseminate anything, they just look around. It's still illegal, but you're not gonna waste too much time worrying about them (like the kid trespassing on your lawn). The malicious pranksters like to do stupid stunts. This is like LulzSec - defacing websites just because they don't like someone. Also still criminal, but about on the level a graffiti artist or a vandal.
The last ones are the biggest problem. They're like the ones from yesterday, who cause major disruptions, cause some chaos, etc. They are individuals, groups, or governments who hack vital services, business and commerce websites, to steal data or disrupt normal activities.
No matter the case, "hack them back" is not an effective answer. You treat them like you do with comparable crimes; trespassing in someone's computer should be the same as trespassing in someone's home or business. Vandalizing someone's website should be treated the same as vandalizing their business. I hope everyone gets the point.
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