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MaddoxX is een FOK!-user, die in het nieuws kwam door het hacken van twee Amerikaanse bedrijven en een Britse firma. FOK!ker dimage opende een topic na een verschenen bericht in De Telegraaf over een hackende scholier uit Maastricht. Dit bleek dus de FOK!ker MaddoxX te zijn.

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MaddoxX, sinds juli 2003 lid van FOK!, is in het dagelijks leven beter bekend als Jasper Houben Hij is 20-jaar, doet MBO en is woonachtig in Maastricht.

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Op 28 juni 2008 verscheen er in verschillende media het bericht dat een MaddoxX voor vele miljoenen buit heeft gemaakt door het hacken van twee Amerkaanse en één Brits bedrijf. Hierbij heeft hij bij het bedrijf Activision in Los Angeles een bijna-gereed computerspel genaamd "Enemy Territory: Quake Wars" buit gemaakt. Daarnaast heeft hij ongeveer 50.000 creditcardgegevens gestolen, waarmee hij voor 20.000.000 euro aan krediet in handen had. Met dit geld heeft hij onder andere laptops, mp3-spelers en beeldschermen gekocht. Daarnaast gebruikte hij het geld om op diverse pokersites te spelen, waarmee hij veel geld verloor.

TGTV update: show 3

Posted by Andy Wilman at 5:40PM on Saturday 05 July, 2008 0 Comments

Andy WilmanI should be writing about this week's show, but if you'll excuse me I have to take a moment to say a few words about the stuff in the papers, which basically states Richard and James are leaving unless they get a million pounds a minute, and that Jeremy is already on four million pounds a minute and also trousers 98 percent of all the profits from Top Gear, Dr Who, Strictly Come Dancing, The Tweenies and Big Brother.

I think from all the pieces I've read, the Gold medal for talking made up bollocks goes to the Mail, the Independent gets silver, and the rest can split the bronze.

Just for the record, Richard and James's contracts are up soon - no big deal, contracts do end - and their agents are negotiating new ones.

They want an amount, the BBC wants to pay a different amount - again, no surprises there, that's how business works every minute of every day - and there'll be horse trading until a number is reached.

But let me also say Richard and James have never ever ever asked to be on equal pay to Jeremy. They are the first to admit that he came up with the new show, and that he does nothing but this show and is the engine room of it, whereas they, quite understandably, like to do other projects as well as Top Gear, and therefore the pay should reflect that.

Secondly, all this stuff about Jeremy being on so much money that the bank manager at his local branch has had to reinforce the floor - it's bollocks.

Real bollocks.

Just look at the show for God's sake - it looks expensive because every penny we can put on screen goes on screen - the best cameramen, soundmen and editors, quality directors, grading equipment, locations, stunts, editing time - that's where the money goes.

If Jeremy was taking home six billion pounds a second - it may have gone up, I'll have to check the Daily Mail - we'd be filming a Scalextric track on the living room carpet.

Don't get me wrong, they're all in telly and they get good money when you look at the country as a whole, but there's no stupid avarice and greed going on here, and the stuff in the papers comes, frankly, out of their arses.

I'm British, and I loathe talking about other peoples' salaries, but it pisses me off that people who like Top Gear will read this crap and then think they're actually watching three cynical money machines in action.

Jeremy, Richard and James are mates, they bicker, and they all know Top Gear is the best job in the world.

I 'm reminded of this when we record the show on a Wednesday, and they sit in their crappy room in our crappy Portakabin (yes the one you saw on the trails really is our office) and rehearse the script together, and you get all the same cocking about and laughter you see on the show.

Then they read the papers about them all leaving and demanding millions, and then take the piss out of each other some more - how Jeremy would buy gold electric gates with a supercharger on them, how James would acquire a fleet of dangerous pre war planes so he can kill himself differently every week, and how country boy Hammond would fill his yard with more crap cars he'll never get round to restoring.

Old bangers brings me finally and neatly onto this week's show. I think our first two from this run have been solid but not classics, but, and I hope I'm not sounding boastful here, Sunday's show is back right up there.

The Bentley power test is a thing of beauty - stunning work from the camera boys, the Director and the Editors - and then there's the Alfa challenge.

We've always said on TG that you can't be a true petrolhead until you've owned an Alfa, so this week the boys are given a grand each, sent off to buy a car of their choosing, and then the adventures unfold.

Why do I think it's one of our best?

Well, the focus is bang on - basically the love you can have for a car, especially a shit, charismatic one that provides so many mishaps and laughs, and I also think it shows the three boys at their best.

Part 2 in particular is vintage Clarkson Hammond and May.

Let's not forget that at the heart of this show lies the chemistry between the chaps, and the best script in the world can't engineer the laughter and quarrels that spew forth.

Right, I'm off to get the papers. I might find out that Joan Armatrading is taking over from Richard.

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 Op 28 juni 2008 verscheen er in verschillende media het bericht dat een MaddoxX voor vele miljoenen buit heeft gemaakt door het hacken van twee Amerkaanse en één Brits bedrijf. Hierbij heeft hij bij het bedrijf Activision in Los Angeles een bijna-gereed computerspel genaamd "Enemy Territory: Quake Wars" buit gemaakt. Daarnaast heeft hij ongeveer 50.000 creditcardgegevens gestolen, waarmee hij voor 20.000.000 euro aan krediet in handen had. Met dit geld heeft hij onder andere laptops, mp3-spelers en beeldschermen gekocht. Daarnaast gebruikte hij het geld om op diverse pokersites te spelen, waarmee hij veel geld verloor.
-==Arrestatie==
+TGTV update: show 3
-De Nederlandse politie kwam MaddoxX op het spoor, nadat Activision aangifte deed van diefstal. De gameontwikkelaar huurde eerder een particulier onderzoeksbedrijf in om achter de gegevens van de hacker te komen. Op 24 juni 2008 werd MaddoxX gearresteerd.
+Posted by Andy Wilman at 5:40PM on Saturday 05 July, 2008 0 Comments
+Andy WilmanI should be writing about this week's show, but if you'll excuse me I have to take a moment to say a few words about the stuff in the papers, which basically states Richard and James are leaving unless they get a million pounds a minute, and that Jeremy is already on four million pounds a minute and also trousers 98 percent of all the profits from Top Gear, Dr Who, Strictly Come Dancing, The Tweenies and Big Brother.
+I think from all the pieces I've read, the Gold medal for talking made up bollocks goes to the Mail, the Independent gets silver, and the rest can split the bronze.
+Just for the record, Richard and James's contracts are up soon - no big deal, contracts do end - and their agents are negotiating new ones.
+They want an amount, the BBC wants to pay a different amount - again, no surprises there, that's how business works every minute of every day - and there'll be horse trading until a number is reached.
+But let me also say Richard and James have never ever ever asked to be on equal pay to Jeremy. They are the first to admit that he came up with the new show, and that he does nothing but this show and is the engine room of it, whereas they, quite understandably, like to do other projects as well as Top Gear, and therefore the pay should reflect that.
+Secondly, all this stuff about Jeremy being on so much money that the bank manager at his local branch has had to reinforce the floor - it's bollocks.
+Real bollocks.
+Just look at the show for God's sake - it looks expensive because every penny we can put on screen goes on screen - the best cameramen, soundmen and editors, quality directors, grading equipment, locations, stunts, editing time - that's where the money goes.
+If Jeremy was taking home six billion pounds a second - it may have gone up, I'll have to check the Daily Mail - we'd be filming a Scalextric track on the living room carpet.
+Don't get me wrong, they're all in telly and they get good money when you look at the country as a whole, but there's no stupid avarice and greed going on here, and the stuff in the papers comes, frankly, out of their arses.
+I'm British, and I loathe talking about other peoples' salaries, but it pisses me off that people who like Top Gear will read this crap and then think they're actually watching three cynical money machines in action.
+Jeremy, Richard and James are mates, they bicker, and they all know Top Gear is the best job in the world.
+I 'm reminded of this when we record the show on a Wednesday, and they sit in their crappy room in our crappy Portakabin (yes the one you saw on the trails really is our office) and rehearse the script together, and you get all the same cocking about and laughter you see on the show.
+Then they read the papers about them all leaving and demanding millions, and then take the piss out of each other some more - how Jeremy would buy gold electric gates with a supercharger on them, how James would acquire a fleet of dangerous pre war planes so he can kill himself differently every week, and how country boy Hammond would fill his yard with more crap cars he'll never get round to restoring.
+Old bangers brings me finally and neatly onto this week's show. I think our first two from this run have been solid but not classics, but, and I hope I'm not sounding boastful here, Sunday's show is back right up there.
+The Bentley power test is a thing of beauty - stunning work from the camera boys, the Director and the Editors - and then there's the Alfa challenge.
+We've always said on TG that you can't be a true petrolhead until you've owned an Alfa, so this week the boys are given a grand each, sent off to buy a car of their choosing, and then the adventures unfold.
+Why do I think it's one of our best?
+Well, the focus is bang on - basically the love you can have for a car, especially a shit, charismatic one that provides so many mishaps and laughs, and I also think it shows the three boys at their best.
+Part 2 in particular is vintage Clarkson Hammond and May.
+Let's not forget that at the heart of this show lies the chemistry between the chaps, and the best script in the world can't engineer the laughter and quarrels that spew forth.
+Right, I'm off to get the papers. I might find out that Joan Armatrading is taking over from Richard.
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