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Computational Security and the Economics of Password Hacking

2017
Internet Security is a growing issue within the modern world. One of the weakest links in computer security is the use and misuse of passwords. As knowledge and technology becomes more widely spread, the methods of hacking passwords become increasingly easier and more accessible.
Kanwalinderjit Gagneja, Luis Gabriel Jaimes   +1 more
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Hacking Computer Science History

Proceedings of the 30th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, 2017
One cannot understand computer hacking without delving into the history of computer science but is the converse true? In this talk, I examine zones of collaboration as well as points of tension between the fields of computer science/engineering and computer hacking.
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Computer hacking: proposals for protection

Facilities, 1990
Reviews the current legal position and the recent proposals of the British Law Commission concerning computer security and hacking. Assesses whether the proposals are realistic and whether they should be adopted. Advises that legislation be combined with education to prevent computer misuse.
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HACK Modular On-Board Computer for Edge Computing in Micro-Satellites

2021
Argotec HACK OBC offers unprecedent flexibility thanks to its design developed from scratch to be modular and easily reconfigurable. Different standard modules, based on both state-of-the-art SoCs and FPGAs, can be assembled without the need of external harness to face a wide variety of applications, from spacecraft management to hardware acceleration.
Fazzoletto, Emilio, Di Paola, Alessandro, Scarpa, Eugenio   +2 more
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The Ethics of Hacking and Computer Abuse

2005
Organisations spend large sums of money to ensure that they are protected against the risks associated with external threats. The perceived threats against organisations are well known, and the losses can be quantifiable. The perceived threat considered here is that associated with hackers.
Matthew Warren, Shona Leitch
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Computer Hacking and the Techniques of Neutralization

2011
Nowadays, experts have suggested that the economic losses resulting from mal-intended computer hacking, or cracking, have been conservatively estimated to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars per annum. The authors who have contributed to this book share a mutual vision that future research, as well as the topics covered in this book, will help to
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Ethics, Law and Computer Hacking

Managerial Auditing Journal, 1990
Computer hacking is discussed sequentially with respect to: social and business ethics, fraud legislation, computer misuse legislation and computer controls. Enacting computer‐specific statutes is the approach that is increasingly popular – UK, US and Canadian responses are described.
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Hacking HCI3P

Proceedings of the 2014 companion publication on Designing interactive systems, 2014
The Second Workshop on Human Computer Interaction for Third Places (HCI3P) aims at providing a forum to discuss the roles of interactive technologies, particularly under a DIY and Maker approach, in the shaping of the third places of the future.
Roberto Calderon, Sidney S. Fels, Júnia Coutinho Anacleto, Nemanja Memarovic, W. Travis Thompson   +4 more
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Coding or Hacking?

Proceedings of the 49th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, 2018
Advancing computational thinking in elementary education has been rapidly gaining attention due to the prospective of developing 21st century skills. However, interventions in this domain risk failure if they do not explicitly address the particular socio-cultural traits of the deployment scenario.
Francisco J. Gutierrez, Jocelyn Simmonds, Cecilia Casanova, Cecilia Sotomayor, Nancy Hitschfeld   +4 more
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Hack the Library: Computers in Libraries 2014

Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship, 2014
For many people, “hack” is typically thought of as a negative term meaning “to break into a secure system with malicious intent.” This year's Computers in Libraries (CIL) conference, however, turne...
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