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It can be used to refer to someone who engages in computer programming or network security, often with a connotation of skill or expertise, sometimes in a negative context. Example: "The hacker managed to breach the security system and access sensitive data."
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hacker
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One who is expert at programming and solving problems with a computer.
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This will stop the hacker seeing anything useful as it will all be garbled nonsense passing over the network.
"Silicon Valley is only an hour away, so a lot of that hacker culture winds up in Sacramento, because it's cheaper to live there, and you can commute back and forth," Bannon says of the attraction of the darknet for the city's musicians.
Now he's back and in charge of a rogue hacker, an action man, an expert pilot and an inseparable pair of genius scientists.
If it turns out they are a state hacker, should individuals or business owners be concerned if they're American?
"The original hacker ethic was, you can do what you like as long as you don't hurt anyone else.
For now, the Open Wireless Router software is an "experimental hacker alpha release" that only works on on router, the Netgear WNDR3800 hub.
Buzz is building for Ratter, filmed from the viewpoint of a hacker who takes control of a young woman's phone and laptop ("bracingly effective", says the Hollywood Reporter).
The story is a future-noir thriller along the lines of Bladerunner, following a female cyborg detective on the trail of a mysterious hacker.
Swartz was a hacker, in the old internet sense of the word.
Here's one of his top tips: treat governments and criminals just the same, and don't expect them to waste their most treasured hacker tools on you unless you're a genuinely tasty target.
"It's obvious that this was a hooligan hacker prank," the presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on the radio station Ekho Moskvy.
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