reverted this back to its previous definition because the last one was wrong
A person who breaks into a computer system without authorization, whose purpose is to do damage (destroy files, steal credit card numbers, plant viruses, etc.). Because a cracker uses low-level hacker skills to do cracking, the terms "cracker" and "hacker" have become synonymous with the latter becoming the most widely used term.
- A "hacker" is a brilliant and respected computer programmer or technical expert - A "cracker" is someone who tries to break into your computer or files without your knowledge and/or permission.
A hacker breaks into someone's computer to compromise it's security, and a cracker looks into the source code of a program, then modifies it so he/she does not need to register it.
a cracker packer
No. There are several hypotheses as to the origin of the term cracker, and all predate the existence of computers. Most are connected in some way to cracking a whip.
cracker
Graham - as in graham cracker.
Hacker, security cracker, or penetration tester (for legitimate purposes only)
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A cracker is a biscuit that is crunchy.
Is a cracker a mixture
cheeze cracker
An animal cracker is a mildly sweet cookie/cracker that is shaped like an animal.