When it comes to patriotism, the first thing that comes to mind is the soldiers in China. After all, they grew up under the red flag, and their outstanding deeds are well known. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the soldiers who rushed to the battlefield were not afraid of danger or sacrifice. Every time there is a major disaster, the PLA rushes to the disaster relief site at the first time. We often hear their stories, but there is one area that is hard to reach. They are all protecting the country in their own unique way, that is, hackers.

There are four top hackers in the world, one of whom is from China, who once put China's flag on foreign websites. These four people are very famous. First, Kevin Mitnick, the first hacker wanted by the FBI, invaded the computer systems of the Pentagon and Bell Company, which had a very bad influence, but also became famous in World War I. The second one was Adrian Mora, who was called a wandering hacker because he had no fixed address. The incident that made him one of the top hackers was hacking into The New York Times's computer system. Although he offered to help fix the loophole for free, he was severely punished in the end.

The third is Jonathan Gems, who invaded the computer of the US Department of Defense when he was young, causing the computer systems of the two major aviation bureaus to be paralyzed for more than 20 days, and was later sentenced to six months in prison. The last point should be emphasized. He is Lion Yong, the founder of HUC, the China Honker Union. At first, he was just an ordinary computer major. After graduating in 2000, he began to study network security technology in a targeted way, and set up a personal website to share tutorials and tools. Later, he joined several friends and formed the China Honker Union at the end of that year.

The trigger for Lin Yong to take practical action was the 200 1 China-US plane collision in the South China Sea. China collided when it expelled American fighter planes hovering near the South China Sea. Our fighter plane crashed and the pilot Wang Wei died, but the American fighter plane landed safely. This incident caused a great sensation. Lin Yong couldn't contain his anger, and organized 80,000 members of the China Honker Union to respond to the American provocation. 200 1, these people.

65438+On February 3, 20041day, Lin Yong suddenly announced the dissolution of the Honker League, but this did not mean that this group of people disappeared into the online world, and many honker leagues appeared later. So many people are still protecting the motherland in their own unique ways, and we will always be proud of it.