h4x0r5

Idiot little pre-teens that think Denial-of-Service attacks are the same as "hacking."

Guy1: Hey, is someone trying to screw with our server?
Guy2: Don't worry, it's just some h4x0r kids from geocities.

by JiaXue December 22, 2003

h4x0r5

Watch out!!1 Tehy aer teh un-1337 Lunix usars taht will stoel yuor megahurtz!!

h4x0r5 0n teh yu0r pC?

by dj gs68 July 17, 2003

h4x0r5

the masters of all l33t3rz

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by Gil December 20, 2003

1337 H4x0r5

The plural form of 1337 H4x0r.

H4x0r1: WTF??? No way... ur 2 good, ur a H4x0r, i know it

H4x0r2: stfu ur H4xing 2, and btw im 1337

H4x0r1: so

H4x0r2: I guess that makes us 1337 H4x0r5

by Drüd October 19, 2008

1337 H4x0r5

A bitch thats going to get stabbed for being gay.

bitch: Yo' im so 1337!
me: ...

by Jose Ole May 21, 2004

l33t supa h4x0r

l33t is internet slang for "Elite", supa is shortened from "Super" and h4x0r is again internet speak for "Hacker" so you end up with Elite Super Hacker which is a person who is really good at hacking (consult dictionary for definition of hacking) l33t supa h4x0r is actually a cheat in a game called Age Of Mythology which allows unit production, building and peasant gathering to speed up immensly

Fred nurk is a l33t supa h4x0r he got into the CIA website!!!!

by Nightbringr December 26, 2009

h4x0r

Commonly known as a "script kiddie", the work 'h4x0r' implies 'hacker'. People lame enough to use this word are generally not serious hackers, and are most likely using ready-made and easily-found tools on the internet. They generally have little knowledge of the tools that they use or how they work. Usually of little harm, they will probably trojan your computer, steal all of your CD-keys, mess with your email, and steal any online-gaming accounts that you have. They do have some use, as they are commonly found sending AOL pedofiles trojaned software, and then deleting all of their images.

The more serious of this group will spend hours and hours a day scanning the internet for computers that are vulnerable to a security hole. They will then exploit that hole (using some pre-made tool) and use what is known as a 'rootkit' to give them 'root' (or total control) over a computer. This most commonly happens to Linux and Unix computers, although there was a flurry when the Microsoft RPC vulnerability was announced (see slammer worm).

Commonly-used tools include:
Sub7, BioNet, Net-Devil, NetBus, RAT,Optix, Optix Pro.

Not applicable.

by Uhh December 29, 2003