cyberintruder
cyberintruder noun: one who breaks into a computer system; a malicious hacker.
Noun
cyberintruder (plural cyberintruders)
- One who breaks into a computer system; a malicious hacker.
- And even though his department takes the threat of hacking and malicious cyberintruders seriously, he said, “I’ve got a list of 16 things that I try to address in terms of outages — only one of them is cyber- or malicious attacks.”2007 September 12, John Schwartz, “Who Needs Hackers?”, in New York Times
Forms of cyberintruder
| plural | cyberintruders |
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Origin of cyberintruder
From cyber- + intruder.
Questions about cyberintruder
- What does cyberintruder mean?
- Cyberintruder means one who breaks into a computer system; a malicious hacker.
- What part of speech is cyberintruder?
- Cyberintruder is a noun.
- What is the plural of cyberintruder?
- The plural of cyberintruder is cyberintruders.
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