Hack

1. Information technology (IT).

To gain unauthorised access to an IT system.

2. Information technology (IT) - coding.

To code quickly and roughly.

Often with the intention of later returning to the section of code and improving it, whether or not such later improvements ever get carried out in practice.

3. Productivity - wellbeing.

A technique for managing one's time, wellbeing, or activities more effectively.

See also

• Code
• Cyber security: protecting your business and your clients
• Cybercriminal
• Ethical hacker
• Financial wellbeing
• Hacktivist
• Information technology (IT)
• Robustness
• Wellbeing