Look up: hacking

1. Hacking
   Breaking into or harming any kind of computer or telecommunications system. Unauthorised access to computer networks and systems by domestic extremists to glean information about a target, disrupt the network or alter information.
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2. Hacking
   An umbrella term encompassing all attempts at unauthorised access to computer systems, including malicious software, malicious modification of hardware and denial of service (DoS). (See: IT security).
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3. hacking
   form of massage consisting of a succession of chopping strokes with the edge of the extended fingers or with the whole hand. Category: Medicine
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4. hacking
   A chopping stroke made with the edge of the hand in massage. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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5. Hacking
   • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Hack
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6. hacking
   (from the article `rugby`) Representatives of several leading football clubs met in 1863 to try to devise a common set of rules for football. Disputes arose over handling the ...
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7. hacking
   Type: Term Pronunciation: hak′ing Definitions: 1. A chopping stroke made with the edge of the hand in massage. 2. Illicit entry into computer systems to access health care data or other personal information.
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8. Hacking
   kicking an opponent's legs.
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9. hacking
   Unauthorized access to computer systems, either for fun or for malicious or fraudulent purposes. Hackers generally use computers and telephone lines to obtain access. In computing, the term is used in a wider sense to mean using software for enjoyment or self-education, not necessarily involving unauthorized access. The most destructive form of...
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10. Hacking
    kicking an opponent's legs.
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11. Hacking
    [computer security] ==Licensing== ...
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12. hacking
    A process during which young raptors (often abandoned) are raised by human caretakers in a type of nest box, called a hack. Note: Raptors and other migratory birds are protected by law and this type of process can only be done by those who have the proper state and federal licenses.
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