milojack
milo·jack also mylo·jack (hjk) Informal
tr.v. milo·jacked also mylo·jacked, milo·jack·ing also mylo·jack·ing, milo·jacks also mylo·jacks
1.
a. To impersonate another individual.
b. To steal email information on an unoccupied computer.
c. To seize control of (computer) by use of force, especially in order to reach alternate email recipients.
2.
a. To swindle or subject to extortion using emails.
n.
The act or an instance of milojacking
tr.v. milo·jacked also mylo·jacked, milo·jack·ing also mylo·jack·ing, milo·jacks also mylo·jacks
1.
a. To impersonate another individual.
b. To steal email information on an unoccupied computer.
c. To seize control of (computer) by use of force, especially in order to reach alternate email recipients.
2.
a. To swindle or subject to extortion using emails.
n.
The act or an instance of milojacking
While I was away from my desk, my computer was milojacked.