other operating systems, make notes about this command being similar to that command on a different type of system, so it made it easier for me to learn that operating system" "Sure, I was in The Legion of Doom. I have been in everybody's system. But I have never been arrested. I have never broken anything, I have never done anything really, really, criminally bad.” However, in a phone call intercepted by the Australian Federal Police as part of an investigation into Australian hacker Phoenix (Nahshon Even-Chaim) Goggans was heard planning a raid in which the pair would steal source code and developmental software from Execucom, a Texas-based software and technology company headquartered in Austin, and sell it to the company's rivals. In the call, recorded on February 22, 1990, and later presented in the County Court of Victoria as evidence against Even-Chaim, Goggans and Even-Chaim canvassed how much money they could make from such a venture and how they would split fees from Execucom's competitors. During the call Goggans provided Even-Chaim with a number of dial-up access numbers to Execucom's computers, commenting: "There are serious things I want to do at that place", and "There’s stuff that needs to happen to Execucom". While there is no evidence that Goggans and Even-Chaim acted on this discussion, Goggans' statement of his intentions calls into question the nobility of his hacking ethics. References External links Interview with Erik Bloodaxe BLOODAXE COMES OUT SWINGING - Phrack editor Chris Goggans on Masters Of Deception Retrieved from the Archive on 2006-11-21 Gang War In Cyperspace Legion of Doom (hacker group) Living people 1970 births