which statement describe "Hackers"?
Correct answer: B. break into other people's computers
- A. all have the same motive
- B. break into other people's computers
- C. may legally break into computers as long as they do not do any damage
- D. are people who are allergic to computers
Explanation
In the usual security context, hackers are people who gain unauthorized access to other people's computers or systems. Hackers do not all share one motive, and legal testing without damage specifically describes authorized security professionals rather than hackers generally.
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