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| − | + | [[Wreckers]] is a slang term for hackers, who seize control of ships' [[computer]]s for the purpose of disabling or wrecking a vessel for profit. | |
| + | * There is great emnity between ''wreckers'' and [[Spider]]s. | ||
| − | {{Sources|S1=[[Michael J. Maley]] - [http://www.darkhstarr.com/Beyond3.html High Tortuga]}} | + | |
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| + | |S1= Author & Contributor: [[Michael J. Maley]] - [http://www.darkhstarr.com/Beyond3.html High Tortuga] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 13 January 2018
Wreckers is a slang term for hackers, who seize control of ships' computers for the purpose of disabling or wrecking a vessel for profit.
- There is great emnity between wreckers and Spiders.
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- Author & Contributor: Michael J. Maley - High Tortuga