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Hackers employ social engineering tactics like pretexting where they pretend to be someone else to trick victims, quid pro quo norms where hackers help each other in exchange for assistance, and hacktivism where they conduct hacks for political reasons. News articles about hacking often use fearmongering language and reinforce negative stereotypes that hackers are criminals, though some hackers see themselves as cyber activists.

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Explain the various forms of social engineering tactics that
hackers employ and provide an example of each.
Describe the five social norms of hacker subculture and provide
an example of each.
Search Internet news sources and find a recent article on
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surrounding the hacker.

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