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The term hacker originally meant software [[programmer]]. Now, it means a "computer security" specialist. A "blackhat" hacker, formerly known as "cracker", is used to describe [[security]] enthusiasts who access remote systems without authorization for profit or personal gain. The term "white hat" hacker refers to a [[security]] professional who stops these attacks. | The term hacker originally meant software [[programmer]]. Now, it means a "computer security" specialist. A "blackhat" hacker, formerly known as "cracker", is used to describe [[security]] enthusiasts who access remote systems without authorization for profit or personal gain. The term "white hat" hacker refers to a [[security]] professional who stops these attacks. | ||
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Revision as of 04:40, 16 May 2012
The term hacker originally meant software programmer. Now, it means a "computer security" specialist. A "blackhat" hacker, formerly known as "cracker", is used to describe security enthusiasts who access remote systems without authorization for profit or personal gain. The term "white hat" hacker refers to a security professional who stops these attacks.
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"Zerocool crashed 1507 systems in a single day." |
