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hacker

Person who practises hacking.
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Byline: ANI London, Oct 23 (ANI): The Communist regime in China with the help of a elite hacker community is building its cyber warfare capabilities and appears to be using a long-term computer attack campaign to collect US intelligence.
'China using elite hacker community to build cyber warfare capability' by Asian News International
Seventy percent of those sampled believe the number of malicious hackers--criminals motivated by economic gain--is less then 25% of the of hacker community.
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