Another hack in Taguspark... We don't have a lot of information, but it seems someone built a homemade wheel clamp and went on to block and tape a vehicle parked in the dirt strip North of IST. We'd love to know who it belongs to...

After a long silence, here is an old little hack that took place in Alameda, in the Mechanics I building. Here's what our source had to say:

This tool place around 2003, and was there for a year before being torn down. The wall had 2 layers. In the first part there were 2 people involved, and around 4-5 hours of work. The second put up a fight, that required 3 people to work for 6 hours, during the Super Arraial [an annual IST party]. This is due to the distinct quality of the materials used in each part.

Now we're the ones behind... Sometime 2 months ago an ISS (International Space Station) poster appeared on A5, featuring an astronaut, with an helmet name "Moisés" (Moses) and a bat in his hand.

At last a live hack! We've just been informed that a pointer -- or should we say wand -- has been 'pimped' in the A5 Anfitheatre.

An excellent time to be in Taguspark. We just received notice of yet another hack, this time an homage to Prof. Guilherme Arroz. It looks like the security guards removed the flag before we heard about it, but, as usually, here are the mail and photos we've received.

UPDATE: The model has since been removed by GENC forces.

This hack was executed and sent to us by members of BAG (Anti GENC Brigade, istbag _ a t _gmail [dot] com), who want to raise awareness to the ill effects GENC will have on IST on a medium to long term. Keep reading, being well informed is important to your survival.

Here we were, thinking nothing would ever happen again on this site, when we got news of a new hack at IST Taguspark. Why doesn't anything ever happen on this campus? This one is called Hovering Truth (hoveringtruth _ a t _gmail [dot] com).

Since last week we've been hearing rumors of a hack being executed on Taguspark, and today we finally got detailed information on the incident.

The authors of this hack may be reached at ist.panik _ a t _gmail [dot] com . Comments are welcome at comments _ a t _isthacks [dot] net .