Stem hack$ (all stems)

11 papers:

SANER-2015-EshkevariSCA #php #question

Are PHP applications ready for Hack? (LME, FDS, JRC, GA), pp. 63–72.

CSCW-2015-FoxUR #recognition

Hacking Culture, Not Devices: Access and Recognition in Feminist Hackerspaces (SF, RRU, DR), pp. 56–68.

DATE-2014-HamdiouiDNSBT #hardware

Hacking and protecting IC hardware (SH, JLD, GDN, FS, GvB, MT), pp. 1–7.

CHI-2014-BardzellBT #quote #self #tool support

“Now that’s definitely a proper hack”: self-made tools in hackerspaces (JB, SB, AT), pp. 473–476.

SAC-2014-ZangerleS #classification #quote #twitter

“Sorry, I was hacked”: a classification of compromised twitter accounts (EZ, GS), pp. 587–593.

DUXU-PMT-2013-Evans #bibliography #online

Beyond Satisfaction Questionnaires: “Hacking” the Online Survey (ALE), pp. 222–231.

ICSE-2010-Schneider #exclamation

Beyond hacking: an SOS! (FBS), p. 2.

CHI-2009-RosnerB #learning

Learning from IKEA hacking: I’m not one to decoupage a tabletop and call it a day (DR, JB), pp. 419–422.

ITiCSE-2005-Clark #self

Hacking as a form of “self-improvement” (EC), p. 397.

CSEET-2002-DuleyM

Cutting Hacking: Breaking from Tradition (RD, SPM), pp. 224–233.

TOOLS-USA-2001-McClure #how #privacy #security

Hacking = Privacy: How Computer Hacking Can Shore Up Your Defenses and Deliver the Closest Ideal to Security Available (SM), p. 7.