Examples of using Hacker in English and their translations into Chinese
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Law enforcement officials said Russian intelligence agents hired Baratov and another hacker to carry out attacks on Yahoo from 2014 to 2016.
If a hacker tries the cryptocurrency block to be modified and the private key redirected, the other nodes on the network will stop the move.
That month, Hacker Space announced the"New Route No. 1″ commercial launch vehicle, which achieved its first flight in 2020.
We believe that the hacker downloaded email addresses of users who contacted those three customers for support, as well as support email subject lines.
Htaccess file on an Apache Web server with a more permissive one, allowing a hacker to add, remove, and change user information, including passwords.
According to the recruitment trend ranking of Hacker News, companies are becoming more and more interested in Python skills, followed by JavaScript and Golang.
The hacker group then sets up"strategic web compromises," also known as watering holes.
The hacker uses the network to send spam and launch Denial of Service attacks, and may rent the network out to other cybercriminals.
In total, the hacker claimed responsability for over 45 hacks and breaches impacting more than one billion users.
James Hacker was propelled along the corridors of power to the very pinnacle of politics- Number 10.
Hacker this word has other meanings accepted worldwide, but in the scope of the Fortnite, it is used to define a player who uses Hacks.
The hardware hacker Bunnie Huang gave a talk at the Chaos Compute Club Congress where he offered some good news and some bad news.
He is a maker and hacker for life and desires to teach what he knows to others.
Upon receiving the phone number, the hacker uses it to reset the victim's password and enter the cryptographic exchange account.
The hacker said they had released a dump of system files from Freedom Hosting II, but not user data.
Later that year, researchers at the Defcon hacker conference showed how BGP routes could be manipulated to redirect huge swaths of Internet traffic.
The hacker claimed to have“over a million data” on employees across several federal agencies and public service organisations in the US.
The pattern was observed by political scientist Andrew Hacker in the late'70s.
With just an IP, a hacker can figure out which network you are on.
Former employees, especially disgruntled ones, are more likely than a hacker to misuse or misappropriate a company's proprietary information.