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The General Theory of Crime and Computer Hacking

2011
Though in recent years, a number of studies have been completed on hackers’ personality and communication traits by experts in the fields of psychology and criminology, a number of questions regarding this population remain. Does Gottfredson and Hirschi’s concept of low self-control predict the unauthorized access of computer systems?
Bossler, Adam, Burruss, George
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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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Hacking Vehicles’ Computer System

Legal Perspectives in the Modern Era of Technological Transformations
The advent of automotive hacking is a result of the use of electronics in cars. A few years ago, tuning an automobile to produce more power required tuning automotive gear; nowadays, the on – board computer is the new target. For the first time, researchers from Washington and California linked the on – board computer to the OBD – II connector ...
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Piracy hurts [computer hacking and piracy]

IET Conference on Crime and Security, 2006
In this paper, the NDS operational security for hacking and piracy is discussed. The paper also mentioned different possible way of hacking in different areas of activity.
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New dimensions of computer-crime—hacking for the KGB — A report

Computer Law & Security Report, 1989
Abstract A group of at least three German hackers worked, without clear discovery, for years for the Moscow secret service KGB. This is the first known case in which the KGB have used hackers for espionage. The KGB was given passwords of top secret computer systems all round the world.
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Attitudes towards computer hacking in Russia

2013
Computer hackers seem to represent one of the smallest samples of the globe-wide population, and one of the most esoteric, since the logic of their actions is universally recognized as incomprehensible. Very few people can boast they know a hacker personally – in fact hackers resemble a sort of a secret organization.
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Computer hacking

2009
Kevin Curran, Peter Breslin, Kevin McLaughlin, Gary Tracey   +3 more
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Use of a Multitheoretic Model to Understand and Classify Juvenile Computer Hacking Behavior

Criminal Justice and Behavior, 2021
Bryanna Fox, Thomas Holt
exaly  

Examining the Role of Power-Control Theory and Self-Control to Account for Computer Hacking

Crime and Delinquency, 2021
Kevin Steinmetz, Thomas Holt
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Assessing the Role of Opportunity and Low Self-Control in Juvenile Hacking

Crime and Delinquency, 2021
Andrew Goldsmith, Thomas Holt, Jesse Cale   +2 more
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