Ventura County Star profile of Kevin Mitnick’s transition from convicted hacker to computer-security consultant after his release from prison, including his collaboration with Alex Kasper at Defensive Thinking. Read more →

The Register’s publication of the first chapter of Kevin Mitnick’s own account of his hacking career and prosecution, written shortly after his supervised release ended in January 2003. Read more →

Wired report on the FCC’s decision to grant Kevin Mitnick’s amateur radio license renewal despite his criminal record, closing out a year-long licensing dispute. Read more →

New York Times report on the FCC ruling that allowed Kevin Mitnick, then still on supervised release, to use the Internet again. Read more →

Initial decision by FCC Administrative Law Judge Richard L. Sippel ruling on Kevin Mitnick’s fitness to retain his amateur radio license, ultimately permitting him to keep it despite his criminal record. Read more →

The excised chapter from Kevin Mitnick’s The Art of Deception that Wiley removed from the published book, preserved and republished by the transparency site the Memory Hole. Read more →

The Register report on the FCC’s move to strip Kevin Mitnick’s ham radio license over his criminal record, including his response calling it continued harassment and prosecutor Christopher Painter’s rebuttal that Mitnick never accepted responsibility. Read more →

FCC order designating a hearing to determine whether Kevin Mitnick’s criminal record disqualifies him from holding an amateur radio license. Read more →

Justice Department USA Bulletin article by prosecutor Christopher Painter analyzing supervised-release and probation restrictions imposed in computer-hacking cases, drawing on the Kevin Mitnick prosecution as a key example. Read more →

Wikipedia’s entry for Freedom Downtime, the 2001 documentary directed by Emmanuel Goldstein and produced by 2600 Films, naming Alex Kasper among its interview subjects alongside Phiber Optik, Bernie S, Lewis De Payne, and Kevin Mitnick. Read more →

KFI-AM 640’s listing for DarkSide of the Internet, a weekly Los Angeles radio program on computers, hacking, and internet security co-hosted by Alex Kasper and Kevin Mitnick. Read more →

San Francisco Chronicle report on the legal disputes surrounding Miramax’s Takedown film, including objections from Kevin Mitnick and author Jonathan Littman over its portrayal of the case. Read more →

Transcript of Kevin Mitnick’s March 2000 testimony before the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, describing social-engineering techniques used to breach government and corporate computer systems. Read more →

Linux Journal opinion piece by Jason Kroll marking Kevin Mitnick’s January 2000 release from prison after nearly five years without bail, recounting the Free Kevin movement and arguing the open-source and hacker communities should recognize common cause against prosecutorial overreach. Read more →

IMDb production still captioned “Alex Kasper (cameo, back left), Tsutomu Shimomura (cameo, back right), and Donal Logue (as Alex Lowe, back center) in Takedown (2000).” Read more →