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Why “Hackers” and “Hacks” Aren’t Always Bad

Not every “hack” is bad, and not every hacker is a criminal. In fact, many hackers secure websites and companies from malicious actors. Here’s how the terms got started—and how they became misunderstood. Read This Article on How-To Geek ›
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