hacked
Meaning
of Hack
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Examples
A college student in Omaha, whose social media usually shows photos of her sorority sisters and trips to the beach, was amazed when her hacked Twitter account suddenly started spouting pro-Beijing propaganda—in Chinese.
Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Bill Gates were among the accounts that had apparently been hacked to promote a scam asking users to transfer Bitcoin in order to get twice the original amount back.
After major delays in reporting the results from the much-awaited Iowa caucuses, the Iowa Democratic Party said that the app at the center of the chaos, which raised cyber security concerns, was not hacked.
After she went missing, her brother apparently hacked into her Twitter account, and noticed a suspicious handle.
After the dancer's dismembered arm - hacked off at the shoulder - was found wrapped in a newspaper in woodland, police were alerted.
“Agencies are going to have to continue to do more to build all the piece of the puzzle, so if they do get hacked — how do they figure out what happened and clean up afterward in the event they can’t catch something.”