/ˈhækər/
NOUN
A person skilled in programming and using computers creatively to solve technical problems, develop software, or explore computer systems.
A person with strong programming skills who develops software, writes code, and solves complex technical problems.
A technically curious person who enjoys exploring computer systems, experimenting with technology, and finding unconventional solutions.
NOUN
A person who uses computer skills to access data, networks, or systems without permission, sometimes to steal information, disrupt operations, or carry out malicious attacks.
A person who breaks into computer systems or networks without authorization, often to steal data, damage systems, or disrupt services.
Someone who identifies and exploits vulnerabilities in computer systems, websites, or online accounts to gain unauthorized access.
NOUN
A person who uses technical expertise to identify security weaknesses in computer systems and networks, usually with authorization, to help prevent cyberattacks.
A cybersecurity professional who tests systems with permission to discover vulnerabilities and improve their security.
NOUN
A person who lacks experience, knowledge, or skill in a particular activity, especially a sport such as golf or tennis.
Someone who is new to an activity and has not yet developed the necessary skills or experience.
A person who performs an activity poorly because of limited ability, training, or practical experience.
NOUN
A person whose occupation is driving a taxicab and transporting passengers for payment.
Someone who drives a taxicab and carries passengers to their destinations in exchange for a fare.
NOUN
An implement or device designed or used to perform a hacking action, such as cutting, chopping, or striking.
A tool used for cutting or digging, including specialized fork-shaped implements used to harvest root vegetables.