EBK ENHANCED DISCOVERING COMPUTERS & MI
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Author: Vermaat
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Chapter 5, Problem 5CT
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Hacker:
People who access other computers without owner’s permission are referred to as hackers. They have advanced skills to access any computer that is related to
- They help to repair the security set up over the ruined network and catch the particular crackers.
- They break the secured network to create disturbances.
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