51.   Aladdin says that even this communication is encoded so that hackers would not be able to capture it and make sense out of it.

52.   Computer hackers are virtually free to peep at sensitive data stored in Japanese mainframes unless they destroy or sell any of it.

53.   Early hackers were technology enthusiasts who built and programmed their own computers, with some going on to found successful firms.

54.   Hacker is from the Washington advocacy group Center for Science in the Public Interest.

55.   Hackers are certain to mount attacks.

56.   He admitted that at present there are many hackers using computer networks, trying to use their technical knowledge to get unauthorised access to Unix systems.

57.   How sophisticated will would-be hackers be?

58.   It was extraordinarily unlikely the hackers would have been able to manipulate any financial data within the exchanges.

59.   Many netizens feel that hackers are mostly pranksters who are just playing about.

60.   Russian hackers have been involved in several high-profile computer-related crimes worldwide.

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