Newsweek magazine puts you in the list of the top twenty hackers. Going to as many raves as I possibly can. Anyway that's it, recently, now, I am very heavy (sic) in the rave scene. Although they haven't have been bothering me since 1985 or '86 actually. Also even the FBI will come up and ask me questions, pertaining to the recent arrest. The media people always come up and ask me questions. The name has stuck pretty much all this time and every time a big hacker arrest comes up I am always the person to be brought up. From about twenty years ago when the Captain Crunch cereal whistle was used to make free phone calls, and the name I picked was because it was an alias or a pseudonym that I used to keep anonymity. And I am sometimes known as Captain Crunch. Military Intelligence SNAFU Mastermind spies Melvin Purvis Secret mission Tingling spidey sense Undetected spy Steganography The Da Vinci Code's a Catholic taboo.John Draper, Interviewed Early 1995 By Tom Barbalet. CIA disinformation The Enigma Codes CIA Puzzle Secret agent code A surreal Presidency Why above Top Secret? Antigravity propulsion Best ciphers Third CIA clue Top cipher decoder Cryptanalysis Decipher cryptic jottings Crytographic expert Poison darts Good spycraft tool He's slap happy. He went Red." (by Aronas Pinchas ) (2013) (pending approval) " I know that I know nothing" -> " A nonthinking kowtow hit." (by Jim Banholzer) (2017) (pending approval) " A wolf-whistle" -> " What low-lifes!" (by David Bourke using Anagram Genius) (2002) See also: I spy a lot A codes breaker A whistleblower Esoteric knowledge Lost in the forestwoods A eccentric's odd spheres. He wonders world." (by Aronas Pinchas ) (2015) (pending approval) " Whistleblower Edward Snowden" -> " Blows NSA worldwide. Other related anagrams without their own page: " Secret Antarctic mission" -> " Ran storminess ice tactic." (by Jim Banholzer) (2018) (pending approval) " Happy codes breaker" -> " Perky as op breached." (by Jim Banholzer) (2017) (pending approval) " CIA puzzle test" -> " Pizzas lettuce." (by Jim Banholzer) (2018) (pending approval) " loose lips sinks ships" -> " Pinkos hiss piles loss." (by Jim Banholzer) (2018) (pending approval) " Codebreaker Alan Mathison Turing" -> " Bloke churned anagram iterations." (by Jason Lofts) (2018) (pending approval) " Codebreaker Alan Mathison Turing" -> " So that rare brain unlocked Enigma." (by Jason Lofts) (2015) (pending approval) " To break my old cuneiform ciphers alternating letters alphabet code" -> " Take code before abled polymaths microchip run, translate lettering." (by JBanholzer) (2018) (pending approval) " To break my old cuneiform ciphers alphabet code." -> " Take code before abled polymaths microchip run." (by Jim Banholzer) (2017) (pending approval) " Real brain teaser" -> " Learn, bear satire." (by Jim banholzer) (2017) (pending approval) " NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden" -> " Blows hidden Western world as a new." (by Aronas Pinchas ) (2014) (pending approval) " Whistleblower Edward Snowden" -> " New wide blast. (by Jim Banholzer) (2017) (pending approval) Rearranging the letters of ' A Captain Crunch whistle' (Used for phone hacking) gives: I unwrap technical chats.
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