Behatolók

Behatolók is a Hungarian noun meaning intruders, trespassers, or infiltrators. It is the plural form of behatoló, derived from the verb behatol, which means to penetrate or intrude. The word is used across contexts to describe people who enter a space or system without authorization.

In physical security and law enforcement, behatolók are individuals who unlawfully enter buildings, properties, or restricted areas. The term appears in security reports, crime coverage, and related discussions to indicate unauthorized entry and potential threats. In everyday language it can describe any person who gains access to a space without permission.

In cybersecurity, the concept extends to hostile actors attempting to breach digital systems. Phrases such as behatolási kísérlet refer to an intrusion attempt, and the word behatolók may be used to describe hackers or other attackers depending on context. The term is used descriptively rather than as a formal designation of a specific group.

Etymology and morphology: behatoló comes from behatol (“to penetrate, to intrude”) with the agentive suffix -ó, and the plural -ók forms behatolók. The word is neutral in register but its exact meaning shifts with context, from physical intrusion to cyber intrusion.

See also: behatolás, behatolási kísérlet. Behatolók does not denote a particular historical event or organization and is normally used as a general descriptive term in reports and journalism.