Definition of hackable in English:

hackable

adjective ˈhakəblˈhækəbəl

(in computing contexts) capable of being hacked.
poorly chosen passwords, user names, and security questions can make accounts hackable
Example sentencesExamples
- Many choose the default word 'password' as their password, which must be the most hackable way into anyone's bank account.
- Even though there are thousands of hackable holes in computer systems, only a very few of them are actually exploited in bulk.
- If everyone can openly inspect the code, any bugs or hackable insecurities would instantly be noticed and removed.
- Why do all good sites use clean, consistent, hackable URLs?
- Check to see if your voice mail is hackable.

Derivatives

hackability

noun

Because of the inherent hackability of the Internet, E-business transactions require far more rigorous security.
Example sentencesExamples
- The unlocking and hackability of smartphones and tablets remains a source of tension between the community and industry.
- Here are a few quick, easy-to-implement security tips that will drastically reduce your hackability.
- When I get a new phone, its hackability is my No. 1 buying consideration.
- A General Accounting Office report noted in August that Uncle Sam had never systematically analyzed medical devices for their hackability.

Definition of hackable in US English:

hackable

adjectiveˈhækəbəlˈhakəbəl

(in computing contexts) capable of being hacked.
poorly chosen passwords, user names, and security questions can make accounts hackable
Example sentencesExamples
- Many choose the default word 'password' as their password, which must be the most hackable way into anyone's bank account.
- Even though there are thousands of hackable holes in computer systems, only a very few of them are actually exploited in bulk.
- Why do all good sites use clean, consistent, hackable URLs?
- Check to see if your voice mail is hackable.
- If everyone can openly inspect the code, any bugs or hackable insecurities would instantly be noticed and removed.

单词	hackable
释义	Definition of hackable in English: hackable adjective ˈhakəblˈhækəbəl (in computing contexts) capable of being hacked. poorly chosen passwords, user names, and security questions can make accounts hackable Example sentencesExamples Many choose the default word 'password' as their password, which must be the most hackable way into anyone's bank account. Even though there are thousands of hackable holes in computer systems, only a very few of them are actually exploited in bulk. If everyone can openly inspect the code, any bugs or hackable insecurities would instantly be noticed and removed. Why do all good sites use clean, consistent, hackable URLs? Check to see if your voice mail is hackable. Derivatives hackability noun Because of the inherent hackability of the Internet, E-business transactions require far more rigorous security. Example sentencesExamples The unlocking and hackability of smartphones and tablets remains a source of tension between the community and industry. Here are a few quick, easy-to-implement security tips that will drastically reduce your hackability. When I get a new phone, its hackability is my No. 1 buying consideration. A General Accounting Office report noted in August that Uncle Sam had never systematically analyzed medical devices for their hackability. Definition of hackable in US English: hackable adjectiveˈhækəbəlˈhakəbəl (in computing contexts) capable of being hacked. poorly chosen passwords, user names, and security questions can make accounts hackable Example sentencesExamples Many choose the default word 'password' as their password, which must be the most hackable way into anyone's bank account. Even though there are thousands of hackable holes in computer systems, only a very few of them are actually exploited in bulk. Why do all good sites use clean, consistent, hackable URLs? Check to see if your voice mail is hackable. If everyone can openly inspect the code, any bugs or hackable insecurities would instantly be noticed and removed.
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