| Hacking also becomes useful in tapping into intranet networks, making you privy to who is talking about what. |
| If so, the risk of litigation might well discourage the practice of defensive hacking even if it should be legal. |
| Hacking into computer networks was long seen as little more than a prank, and punishment was typically a slap on the wrist. |
| Hacking out that kind of boilerplate is a long way from almost toppling governments, but it beats driving buses, I guess. |
| I was racked with convulsions as I tried to muffle the incessant hacking by stuffing my scarf in my mouth. |
| In a mishmash of creative spelling and vague threats against a black background, a group calling itself Hacking for Girlies ridiculed several members of the Times staff. |
