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Wishing to be Like the Character on Screen: Media Exposure and Perception of Hacking Behavior
Cyberpsychology: Journal of Psychosocial Research on CyberpspaceThis research addressed whether exposure to media, which increasingly portrays hacker characters across diverse media domains, may predict perceptions of others’ willingness to hack.
Sarah Staggs +2 more
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Ce que le “Libre” fait aux “libristes”
Recherches Sociologiques et Anthropologiques, 2015 The development of personal computing has transformed how its technicians are perceived. However, despite the appearance of an abundant literature on hacker “culture”, they remain largely invisible from the viewpoint of their social insertions.
Gael Depoorter
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Australasian Journal of Information Systems, 2003 The aim of the paper is to look at the way hackers act and ways in which society can protect itself. The paper will show the current views and attitudes of hackers in an Australian context. The paper will also include a case study to show how a hacking incident can develop and how technology can be used to protect against hacking.
Warren, Matthew, Hutchinson, William
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IEEE Access, 2016 The growing demand for computer security, and the cyberization trend, are hallmarks of the 21st century. The rise in cyber-crime, digital currency, and e-governance has been well met by a corresponding recent jump in investment in new technology for ...
Robert Ramirez, Nazli Choucri
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The Role of Hackers in Countering Surveillance and Promoting Democracy
Media and Communication, 2015 Practices related to media technologies and infrastructures (MTI) are an increasingly important part of democratic constellations in general and of surveillance tactics in particular. This article does not seek to discuss surveillance per se, but instead
Sebastian Kubitschko
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International Journal of Communication, 2014 Building upon existing scholarship on media representation of hackers and the social history of personal computing, this essay positions U.S. families making sense of microcomputers in the mid-1980s as central to the history of hacking.
Meryl Alper
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Empire and its double: The many pavilions of the Islamic State
Re-visionesOn March 7, 2015, the day e-flux journal no. 63 is published, I receive a text message from my colleague Younes Bouadi. The e-flux website is hacked, it reads. Upon opening the site, an Islamic chant fills my room.
Jonas Staal
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Revista Teknokultura, 2013 The social movements suffer multiple difficulties in their organization, communication, collaboration and long-term planning. Comunes is a non-profit collective that aims to minimize these difficulties and to facilitate the work of social movements ...
Bastien Guerry +3 more
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Gagged and Doxed: Hacktivism’s Self-Incrimination Complex
International Journal of Communication, 2016 The investigation, arrest, and conviction of a number of high-profile hacker-activists, or hacktivists, reveal the ways subjectivity is mobilized through processes of revelation and evasion.
Adam Fish, Luca Follis
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