This type of hacker referred to by a colorful bit of headwear helpfully tests computer systems for vulnerability

The University of Georgia, kind of going Greek

To alter, & loose coins in your pocket

Technically, the measure of a body's inertia is known as this property of matter

The title of this 2010 film refers to planting an idea in someone's subconscious during the dream state

A website with a site certificate is one that uses encryption; this letter after http is one sign of it

Cornell University, kind of going Greek

To attack with repeated blows, & an untanned animal hide

In palynology scientists study the past distribution of seed plants by looking at grains of this

Bob Barker throws 8 solid left jabs before putting this title golfer in the water hazard with a big right

Companies consider cybersecurity when instructing employees with a policy on BYOD, short for this

The University of New Mexico, where classes began in 1892, before statehood

To glance over, & the 7-letter body part you use to do it

We itch to tell you the scientific name of this shrub is toxicodendron radicans

Dev Patel wins big on a game show in this 2008 film

A ransomware attack that encrypted 3,800 City of Atlanta computers demanded 6 of these digital items to unfreeze them

"Stick" to it at Louisiana State University

To refute, & a kitchen surface for food prep

Most of these proteins that speed up chemical reactions have names ending in "ase"

A wheelman for Atlanta bank robbers, Ansel Elgort plays a tinnitus-afflicted hero in this Edgar Wright flick

Beware of these types of programs that track every stroke you make while typing in an effort to glean your password

The University of Virginia, which Jefferson envisioned as his "academical village"

To set up a tent, & a tarry substance used in roofing

The proton consists of 2 types of this elementary particle: 2 up & 1 down

Keira Knightley kicks it in this soccer film