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Hijacking means Hijacking can also refer to acquiring a botnet by "stealing it from another attacker." The vast majority of vehicles that the player (as Rico) can control in the Just Cause game series have to be stolen. This article is about vehicle hi-jacking techniques. A hijacking was a terrorist act in which an armed group forcibly seized control of an unsuspecting vessel. In 2153, during its search for the Xindi weapon, Enterprise NX-01 was hijacked by Triannon fundamentalists who wished to use the ship's advanced weaponry to end the religious war which had already devastated their homeworld. (ENT: "Chosen Realm") The Augments, led by Khan Noonien Singh, hijacked the USS Reliant. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) Thomas Riker and the Maquis hijacked the USS Defiant (NCC-1764). (DS9: "Defiant") 'Hijacking is the act of stealing someone else's RuneScape account. There are several major variations, most of which involve password scamming. A hijacking is a criminal action where a passenger uses violence to take control of the plane, sometimes hijackers do it to pilot the plane by themselves and take it to a non-programmed destination, or for being crashed in the worst cases. Hijkackers not necessarily take control of the plane to crash it or not even take control of the plane, sometimes they persuade the pilot to land in an specific airport the hijacker asks for Hijacking usually refers to the unlawful seizure of an aircraft. However, in the Mercenaries series, the term is used to refer to the stealing of any kind of vehicle from a faction member or a civilian.

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Hijacking usually refers to the unlawful seizure of an aircraft. However, in the Mercenaries series, the term is used to refer to the stealing of any kind of vehicle from a faction member or a civilian. A hijacking was a terrorist act in which an armed group forcibly seized control of an unsuspecting vessel. In 2153, during its search for the Xindi weapon, Enterprise NX-01 was hijacked by Triannon fundamentalists who wished to use the ship's advanced weaponry to end the religious war which had already devastated their homeworld. (ENT: "Chosen Realm") The Augments, led by Khan Noonien Singh, hijacked the USS Reliant. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) Thomas Riker and the Maquis hijacked the USS Defiant (NCC-1764). (DS9: "Defiant") The Tal Shiar hijacked the USS Prometheus. (VOY: "Message in a Bottle") The vast majority of vehicles that the player (as Rico) can control in the Just Cause game series have to be stolen. This article is about vehicle hi-jacking techniques. A hijacking is a criminal action where a passenger uses violence to take control of the plane, sometimes hijackers do it to pilot the plane by themselves and take it to a non-programmed destination, or for being crashed in the worst cases. Hijkackers not necessarily take control of the plane to crash it or not even take control of the plane, sometimes they persuade the pilot to land in an specific airport the hijacker asks for 'Hijacking is the act of stealing someone else's RuneScape account. There are several major variations, most of which involve password scamming. Hijacking means Hijacking can also refer to acquiring a botnet by "stealing it from another attacker."