biohack

Etymology

From bio- + hack.

biohack means an instance of biohacking. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 99 out of 100.

noun

An instance of biohacking.“As the chip carries information—basically making it a key for everything—it will attract the attention of cybercriminals; you will be under their target radar, which puts your life at risk. This is why Kaspersky Lab is working with BioNyfiken [to] create solutions and secure the biohacking community, while learning more, from a security aspect, about the implications of these biohacks.”

verb

To manipulate through biohacking.“Inflammation can occur on the cellular level in one or more body systems, and reducing it is the first step to biohacking your body.”