factors that lead to hacking
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Open ports, weak passwords, buffer overruns, wrong permissions, etc.\nTry being more specific.
486007
What a joke ... does your computer ever glitch....yea there's will too....Hackers are gonna have a field day
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The protection of data against unauthorized access. Programs and data can be secured by issuing passwords and digital certificates to authorized users. However, passwords only validate that a correct number has been entered, not that it is the actual person. Digital certificates and biometric techniques (fingerprints, eyes, voice, etc.) provide a more secure method ( authentication). After a user has been authenticated, sensitive data can be encrypted to prevent eavesdropping (cryptography).\n\nAlthough precautions can be taken to authenticate users, it is much more difficult to determine if an authorized employee is doing something malicious. Someone may have valid access to an account for updating, but determining whether phony numbers are being entered requires a great deal more processing. The bottom line is that effective security measures are always a balance between technology and personnel management.
90333
There are several anti-hacking softwares in the market.
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because there are predators/hackers everywhere.
583880
Dont worry even though its possible.. Its possible only by police.. bcoz only they have the warrant and rights to sneak into someone's private stuffs.. It needs many softwares.. or else only a professional well equiped talented hacker can do such things.. so only they can..\nDont worry\n\n                        - Jin
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the best strategy to learn how to hack is to learn how to completly secure your own network.\nyou will learn alot. i garuntee it\n\nalso: i refuse to be affiliated with you.\ndont get caught and dont be a dumbass.
570968
Its not called "Hacking", Its called using emule & discreet might not like you doing that!!   Great program though...
106799
I don't think anything has been invented that can't be hacked into. If you come up with that you will become a millionaire! There will always be thefts ... or someone trying.
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No it is not hacking.  A hacker is a slang term for a computer enthusiast, i.e., a person who enjoys learning programming languages and computer systems and can often be considered an expert on the subject(s).  The pejorative sense of hacker is becoming more prominent largely because the popular press has coopted the term to refer to individuals who gain unauthorized access to computer systems for the purpose of stealing and corrupting data. Hackers, themselves, maintain that the proper term for such individuals is cracker. \n\nWhat he is doing is theft of internet service.  Yes the owner and isp company can find him and he can go to jail.
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If the corporations continue to act in a corrupt manor the individuals who are tired of the charade will rise up and become the new wave pirates that we expected of hackers of yore that never materialized.  I blame hackers for not uniting and comeing to the universal conclusion that a communist hacker community is the best bet for tackling the problem of corportate takeover of the things that we hold dear.
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hacking is neutral. What and why you hack, is what makes it "good" or "bad".\n\n\n@bassem\n"it's not a sin for me, cause why do you make it soooo easy to hack your files ? "\n\nFirst off, you are not a hacker. It is not "soooo easy to hack your files", this commend leads me to belive that you are nothing better then a low rate uneducated script kiddy. So, I belive you have no right to comment on the ethics of hacking due to not being a "hacker". Second... it is easy to pick up a gun and kill your neighbor as he sleeps, this does not make right (or in other words "not a sin"). \nBy sin, what comes to mind is the teachings of the bible and a set of rules outlined by the ten commandments in old testament. If you "hack your files" as you most tactfuly put, then in fact you are stealing (or at very least, a point can be made you are stealing as posed in the book "computer ethics"), content which does not belong to you, and stealing is a sin.\n\nThis brings me to my point that hacking is neutral, and in this case it would be "black hat" and a sin.\n\nAlso, you wrote...\n"Make ur security better and don't transform hacking into an ethical subject! "\n\nWhich shows how you are simply not educated on the subject of "ethics" , much less computer ethics....\nJust because the temptation is there, does not make it right to act upon it. for these reasons I will downvote your responce because it is incorrect.\n\n\n\n\n\n@dragonlord\n"in the old days a hacker and hacking meant being able to get a computer or network to do what you want in ways that it was not documented. "\n\nThe history of hacking goes much deeper then you make it appear. Hacking itself has been around for a great deal of time before computers were ever created. Some argue, (as in the book "steal this computer book 4.0") that hacking can be seen as far back as when telephone companies would higher young boys  to route calls at switchboards. The reason being that young men were able to adapt to the new technology (telephones) very quickly. Shortly later, many of these boys would place "prank phone calls" by listening in on conversations, connecting callers to incorrect numbers, and just causing general mischief and chaos. Shortly later did the telephone companies remove young men from directing calls, and replaced them with mature older women.\n\nI maintain hacking goes much farther back then that, and that hacking itself is more of a human characteristic and even a highly advanced form of logical deduction and method to achieve set goals.\n\nso, to say "in the old days a hack[ing]", would not give justice to the history of hacking.\n\n\n=)
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Yes, it is always progressing. It is a constant cat-and-mouse game. The hackers find ways to beat our current software's security, and then the software and networking companies find ways to thwart the hackers. It continues in a vicious circle, and will continue to do so.
571668
yes. b cuz people can hack in 2 it while its on & give u a virus
671937
YES! It definately happens.  You need to get firewall for one. And there is also a way to tell if a hacker is on your computer and where its coming from.   Get firewall and make sure it has everything on it.  By the way i have over 13 yrs exp.  I can do computer programming, design etc....
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best thing to do if you didn't do a thing is to report it straight away to the authorities as some sort of hacker could be using your computer to get this stuff. people can do all sorts  of stuff these days so don't get caught in the middle
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What information do you want the flow chart to show?\n\nIs it the type of cyber crime agains the number of incidences?