Computer Hacking Hacking, although known mostly for it's negative effects has also been a major help in our advancements in the computer industry. ... The recent increase in Computer crime could very well be a result of the continuing rise in modern day computer dependency. ... Computer Crimes challenges the very premise of trustworthiness, and Computer criminals are members of a disorganized army of volunteer systems analysts who inadvertently demonstrate the vulnerabilities of our computer systems (BloomBecker 7). ... Thousands of computers were affected and subsequently crashed. ... ...

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In other words, hackers are anyone who brakes into a computer without authorization. ... Hacking include a broad-range of computer-helped activities. ... Psychologists, sociologist and other scientist view hacking as a computer addiction. ... "The FBI said that the dangers of cyber crime were rising because of the increased availability of hacking tools on the Internet as well as electronic hardware such as radio frequency jamming equipment." ... Computer security industry knows that there is a huge number of "perfect crimes". ...

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