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Incensed, Shimomura canceled a ski vacation and assembled a team of
computer experts to hunt down the intruder. They traced Mitnick to Netcom,
a nationwide Internet access provider, and with the help of federally
subpoenaed phone records determined that he was placing calls from a cellular
phone near Raleigh-Durham International Airport, the Times said.

Early Monday morning, Shimomura drove around Raleigh with a telephone
company technician. They used a cellular frequency direction-finding antenna
hooked to a laptop to narrow the search to an apartment complex. The FBI
arrested Mitnick after a 24-hour stakeout.

• White hats are paid professionals hired by government and industry. They research vulnerabilities to protect employers' and customers' data, networks and other information technology assets. Like sheriffs and other law enforcement personnel, white hats work within the rules of their organization and federal, state and local laws.
• Gray hats are unpaid tinkerers who find flaws to improve security for everyone. The best and brightest hackers are gray hats because their passion for tinkering drives their excellence, Proctor said. Gray hats don't break the law, but they don't have to comply with the rules of any organization, hence their gray status.
• What separates black hats from other hackers — and makes them criminals — is that they break the law and feel justified doing it, Proctor said. Some seek to increase their fame in the hacker community, while others want to prove at any cost that their targets' security is vulnerable. Black hats wreak havoc not only by their own actions but also by drawing attention to weaknesses that they and cybercriminals can exploit.

Linus Torvalds is known as the father of Linux, the most popular Unix-based operating system in use nowadays. Linus started his work on a new operating system in 1991, adopting several controversial technologies for his project, namely the concept of Free Software and GNU's Public License system. He is also known for his early disputes with Andrew Tannenbaum, the author of Minix, which was the inspirational source for Linus' OS project.