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piggybacking
noun- the reclamation of an abandoned building, floor by floor US
- Landlords have all but left many buildings for dead in these areas, and dealers either rent several apartments on a floor very cheaply, or “squat” illegally without paying any rent, usually working upward, a practice called “piggybacking.” — Terry Williams, The Cocaine Kids, p. 53, 1989
- the use of a computer whose legitimate user has not logged out US
- So you see, piggybacking–the use of another’s legitimate access to gain entry into a building or computer–is an on-site hacker’s best friend! — The Knightmare, Secrets of a Super Hacker, p. 93, 1994
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