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L337

"Many people will argue that it started with the popular game Counter Strike, but X's def. is the most correct. According to "The Hacker Crackdown" by Bruce Sterling, it was an invented language used to confuse FBI and NSA sniffing programs during Operation Sundevil, when the government placed "wiretaps" on the Killer server to find hackers. Used extensively after the E911 document scandal and the theft of Korn 78 and other UNIX programs by AT&T. Google "Fry Guy", "Terminus", "Gail Thackery", "Acid Phreak" and "Phiber Optik" for more information. Discontinued among true hackers thanks to encryption engines and PGP keys." Now used by sad individuals, with no grasp on the english language.

You are not 'l337', you're just a stain on the underwear of life.

By aeon linear

l337

Originally used as a term by many online hackers, l337 simply spells "Leet" shortened from "elite" through use of numbers. l337 can also be used to describe the use of speech in which numbers commonly replace letters. (Such as saying r0x instad of rocks, or 0wn3d instad of owned.) Online gaming addicts tend to use such speech more often.

1. Man, I am t3h l337 of this fricken game. 2. Why does everybody have to write everything in fuckin' l337 speek? Have nothihng better to do with you life?

By Fireandice31

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