Cult of the Dead Cow

Cult of the Dead Cow (cDc) is a pioneering hacking group founded in 1984, known for developing influential cybersecurity tools and raising awareness about digital privacy. Based in the United States, they operate openly and often advocate for ethical hacking and digital rights. The group gained prominence for releasing tools like the Back Orifice software in 1998, which exposed vulnerabilities in Windows systems. While their activities focus on security research and hacking demonstrations, they aim to improve digital security and challenge oppressive online practices. cDc's work has significantly impacted cybersecurity culture and practices.