The phrase "alleged hacker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is accused of hacking but has not been proven guilty.
Example: "The alleged hacker was arrested after a lengthy investigation into the data breach."
Alternatives: "suspected hacker" or "accused hacker".
The alleged hacker responsible for the leak was arrested in Tel Aviv in January. .
Alleged hacker Gary McKinnon would no longer pose a serious suicide risk if extradited to the US, a senior psychologist has determined.
Nude photos of Jennifer Lawrence and others posted online by alleged hacker.
As portrayed in the media, the alleged hacker from Ballymena straddles both stereotypes, with added ghost notes to do with class and poverty.
"Google has violated its written promise it made when entering the Chinese market by stopping filtering its searching service and blaming China in insinuation for alleged hacker attacks," the official said.
It was previously reported on the 19 October that Brennan's emails had been hacked, after the alleged hacker told the New York Post that he had found top secret files after breaking into Brennan's private email account.
The alleged hackers went on "to not only manipulate the information they found, but to add extra, incriminating false information which painted a much more serious picture of my private sex life", said Bozier.
Then on June 13th police in Turkey rounded up another 32 alleged hackers from the group, which had recently attacked a couple of official websites, protesting plans to increase policing of web traffic.Dmitri Alperovitch of McAfee, a web-security company, reckons that these and future raids will ensure that hacktivism declines as a source of online attacks within six to 12 months.
In one case, alleged hackers from North Korea demanded bitcoin in exchange for client information they had stolen from a South Korean shopping mall, Choi added.
The committee's report follows a series of high-profile cases, including that of retired businessman Christopher Tappin and alleged computer hacker Gary McKinnon, in which campaigners have argued it would be best for the defendants to be tried in the UK.
Stone, for his part, has admitted reaching out to both the alleged DNC hacker, Guccifer 2.0, and the entity releasing stolen emails, Wikileaks, during the campaign, though he has steadfastly insisted it was after the theft took place.
