What does KM stand for?

Kevin Mitnick (former hacker)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

If you are using an open Wi-Fi network, you are extremely vulnerable," says computer security consultant Kevin Mitnick.

How to keep your e-mail safe while traveling

Former hacking whiz Kevin Mitnick has said that it is very easy to register fake accounts at sites like Twitter.

Aspiring Twitterati should be aware of 'Twitterjacking'

Kevin Mitnick: Kevin Mitnick professes to be one of the most notorious hackers of all time, even referring to himself as a hacker ?

The Top 10 Most Notorious Hackers of All Time

But Kevin Mitnick shrugged it off as "quite amusing," not serious enough for him to call the FBI.

Famed hacker unruffled at being victim

That's when probation officially ends for Kevin Mitnick, now a 39- year-old Thousand Oaks resident, who served five years in prison for hacking-related crimes.

BRIEFLY SHOOTING AT PARTY SENDS 2 TO HOSPITAL

None other than the king of hackers, Kevin Mitnick.

Matt Kelly internet column: Kelly's i

1995 - Hacking pioneer, American Kevin Mitnick, is jailed after attacks on the Pentagon.

On-line attacks leave firms hacked off

While you seek out high-tech safe guards, don't neglect The human side--at least that's the advice of one of The most noterious hackers in history Kevin Mitnick, who spent nearly five years in prison, testified before Congress recently, explaining That his success at tricking insiders to share secrets--such as passwords--made network.

Kevin Mitnick