Hackers often evade capture due to the use of sophisticated techniques that mask their identity, such as employing virtual private networks (VPNs), Tor for anonymous browsing, and compromised devices. They may also operate from countries with lax cybersecurity laws, making extradition difficult. Additionally, the complex nature of cybercrimes allows them to blend in with legitimate internet traffic, complicating detection by law enforcement. Finally, the sheer volume of cyber incidents can overwhelm investigative resources, leading to many cases going unresolved.
Hackers are often humorously said to favor the singer "John McAfee," due to his controversial life and connections to cybersecurity. Additionally, the song "Hackers" by the band "The Cybertronic Spree" has gained popularity in tech circles. Ultimately, the idea of a "favorite singer" among hackers is more of a playful stereotype than a definitive answer.
I dont think Miley was really smoking but i think it was a joke
i dont know
it is usually about 30 days depending on how much beer he has and how drunk he is.
ice soap and water
Theres Hackers, so its probably not Blizzard. Usually they only mail once. Usually Hackers will do this to get your username and password. If You are trying to sell your account usually blizzard sends one mail and if you dont stop they will ban you.
usually drug dealers soo dont get caught buying it!
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No. Hackers are usually notorious kids doing it for fun and not working for anyone.On rare occasions, some hackers do get hired by government agencies to help with certain crimes. These hackers would get paid.
illegal if you get caught legal if you dont get caught
I dont believe it did it may have been maintenance but there was hackers i think in 2011
teen dont care about the dangers of aids because they dont think they can caught it but i dont so resoure and 98% of teens that dont think the can caught aids get the
Usually an avalanche occurs after fresh snow on a steep slope. and as for what to do in one, sorry i dont have info on that -Trevor
It depends on... Usually after hacking the system, hackers escalate rights on the system, then open backdoors (by installing "illegal" software) to make possible to use the system again. And the last step hackers hide its presence by deleting or modifying log files.
Well, ethical hackers hack on the behalf of a company to strengthen their defenses, hackers that attempt to spy on somebody are usually not hackers at all. They are simply people who own RAT programs that record your keystrokes and web activities. Programs usually do everything for people nowadays.
It's a very good possibility, ethical hackers are usually employed by a company to attempt to hack into security to check defenses. Definitely.
Usually monetary gain, some see it as a way to protest things they are against.