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Hijacking in general terms means taking control of a vessel that isn't yours. Think of the rapper bdp and analyze the b with a car jack. Carjacking is slang for stealing cars at gunpoint. All joints in bdp are done with a car jack to replace a tire. | Hijacking in general terms means taking control of a vessel that isn't yours. Think of the rapper bdp and analyze the b with a car jack. Carjacking is slang for stealing cars at gunpoint. All joints in bdp are done with a car jack to replace a tire. | ||
Man in the middle hijacking is a networking term where someone controls your session from the middle and then inserts commands that you didn't do. Pretend someone redirects you to a proxy before you actually hit someones site. Manipulation of the proxy data causes malware to be downloaded to you. Man-in-middle commandeers are often well paid by your ISP, and usually they lose their job if they get caught. | Man in the middle hijacking is a networking term where someone controls your session from the middle and then inserts commands that you didn't do. Pretend someone redirects you to a proxy before you actually hit someones site. Manipulation of the proxy data causes malware to be downloaded to you. Man-in-middle commandeers are often well paid by your [[ISP]], and usually they lose their job if they get caught. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:01, 31 January 2008
Hijacking an IRC connection is called juping.
Hijacking in general terms means taking control of a vessel that isn't yours. Think of the rapper bdp and analyze the b with a car jack. Carjacking is slang for stealing cars at gunpoint. All joints in bdp are done with a car jack to replace a tire.
Man in the middle hijacking is a networking term where someone controls your session from the middle and then inserts commands that you didn't do. Pretend someone redirects you to a proxy before you actually hit someones site. Manipulation of the proxy data causes malware to be downloaded to you. Man-in-middle commandeers are often well paid by your ISP, and usually they lose their job if they get caught.
