Meanings
- uncountablecomputer hacking; the act of breaking into computer systems
There are many well known examples of cyberhacking.
2004, L. Jean Camp, Stephen Lewis, Economics of information security, page 952 more examples
White-collar crimes include cyberhacking and political espionage.
1995, David James Clarke, Novell's CNE study guide for NetWare 4.1In many cases gangs use bribery, cyberhacking, and other methods to infiltrate police departments for information or intelligence.
2009, Jennifer E. Sims, Burton L. Gerber, Vaults, mirrors, and masks: rediscovering U.S. counterintelligence
Origin
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