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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi,

P1: I doubt he was "hacked", I'd say he may had a weak password which was easy to guess and used it for multiple accounts.
So someone who had something against him probably did.

P2: Hmm, If that's not "being hacked" what the hell is "being hacked" then? According to my book, your description of "being hacked" matches the definition of "being hacked"

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P1: I doubt he was "hacked". I'd say he may have had a weak password which was easy to guess and used it for multiple accounts. So someone who had something against him probably did it/this.

— Nona the brit

  • P1: I doubt he was "hacked".
  • I'd say he may have had a weak password which was easy to guess and used it for multiple accounts.
  • So someone who had something against him probably did it/this.
  • P2: Hmm, If that's not "being hacked" what the **** is "being hacked" then?
  • According to my book, your description of "being hacked" matches the definition of "being hacked".
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P1: I doubt he was "hacked". I'd say he may have had a weak password which was easy to guess and used it for multiple accounts.
So someone who had something against him probably did it/this.

P2: Hmm, If that's not "being hacked" what the **** is "being hacked" then? According to my book, your description of "being hacked" matches the definition of "being hacked".
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