A Hacker's Mind.

Schneier sees everything from tax avoidance to electoral gerrymandering as hacking and suggests that the hackers we should worry about are not teenagers in hoodies, but accountants, lawyers and lobbyists in suits. Those developers created the internet of ecommerce and online work and play, and Schne...

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Published in:Prospect no. 320; p. 107
Main Author: Zuckerman, Ethan
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Published: Prospect Publishing Limited Aug/Sep2023
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