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Definition of script kiddie in English: script kiddienoun derogatory, informal A person who uses existing computer scripts or codes to hack into computers, lacking the expertise to write their own. 〈非正式，贬〉电脑指令小子（指自己不会编程序指令，利用现存指令非法进入他人电脑系统的人） Example sentencesExamples - Every security consultant I speak to says the same thing: ‘Just wait until the script kiddies turn their attention to voice.’
- It's no longer script kiddies - there's a high level of sophistication.
- Automatic hacking tools with easy point-and-click interfaces, ready made for script kiddies, cause a lot of damage to organizations and their networks.
- Preventive countermeasures help significantly against script kiddies, but fail against smart attackers.
- These days, attacks are no longer coming from inexperienced script kiddies, but from skilled rogue programmers.
- The internet's no longer dominated by script kiddies looking for bragging rights.
- Often the tools are made public, and are used by thousands of script kiddies world-wide.
- Young virus writers and script kiddies troll the Internet every day.
- The unskilled - the script kiddies - typically point and shoot with the tools produced by the elite.
- The script kiddies are frequently unable to resist the temptation to show off and announce their presence.
- Eighty percent of all cybercrime is caused by corporate insiders, not outside script kiddies.
- And, of course, earlier operating systems still have a sizable share of the PC market and have numerous vulnerabilities that this won't fix - all targets for virus writers and script kiddies.
- When your network is being scanned dozens of times a day by script kiddies, the one serious criminal can sneak in unnoticed.
- Nor will I defend script kiddies, who generally have no programming skills whatsoever.
- But a single malicious user can cause a lot of damage - and a handful of politically motivated script kiddies, pooling their resources, could be even more dangerous.
Definition of script kiddie in US English: script kiddienoun derogatory, informal A person who uses existing computer scripts or code to hack into computers, lacking the expertise to write their own. 〈非正式，贬〉电脑指令小子（指自己不会编程序指令，利用现存指令非法进入他人电脑系统的人） Example sentencesExamples - The internet's no longer dominated by script kiddies looking for bragging rights.
- The unskilled - the script kiddies - typically point and shoot with the tools produced by the elite.
- Young virus writers and script kiddies troll the Internet every day.
- These days, attacks are no longer coming from inexperienced script kiddies, but from skilled rogue programmers.
- Every security consultant I speak to says the same thing: ‘Just wait until the script kiddies turn their attention to voice.’
- Automatic hacking tools with easy point-and-click interfaces, ready made for script kiddies, cause a lot of damage to organizations and their networks.
- But a single malicious user can cause a lot of damage - and a handful of politically motivated script kiddies, pooling their resources, could be even more dangerous.
- And, of course, earlier operating systems still have a sizable share of the PC market and have numerous vulnerabilities that this won't fix - all targets for virus writers and script kiddies.
- Often the tools are made public, and are used by thousands of script kiddies world-wide.
- Nor will I defend script kiddies, who generally have no programming skills whatsoever.
- Preventive countermeasures help significantly against script kiddies, but fail against smart attackers.
- It's no longer script kiddies - there's a high level of sophistication.
- When your network is being scanned dozens of times a day by script kiddies, the one serious criminal can sneak in unnoticed.
- The script kiddies are frequently unable to resist the temptation to show off and announce their presence.
- Eighty percent of all cybercrime is caused by corporate insiders, not outside script kiddies.
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