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Hacking and Cybersecurity

Kalyani Jaware

Created on October 29, 2023

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History of Hacking

How are the three forms of hacking related to cybersecurity?

White Hat Hackers

White hat hackers test the systems to ensure that it is secure which is the aim of cybersecurity domain. Grey hat hacking creates awareness but without proper permissions. White hat hacking leads to unauthorized access of systems or data which creates a need of cybersecurity measures to enhance protection of data. Cybersecurity is a field where all the hacking techniques contribute to make the system robust to avoid attacks.

Grey Hat Hackers

Black Hat Hackers

Ethical vs. Unethical hacking

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History of Hacking

  • Hacking started in 1960s.
  • The first ever computer hackers were MIT students who altered the functioning of a toy train.
  • In 1970s, hackers (Phreakers) started targeting telephones to get free phone calls.
  • After that, hacking started involving malicious activities leading to today's cybersecurity foundations.

Grey Hat Hackers

  • Grey hat hackers are those who violate laws or hacking standards but not with criminal intentions.
  • They do hacking without permissions.
  • They are a combination of white and black hat hackers.

Grey Hat Hackers

  • Grey hat hackers are those who violate laws or hacking standards but not with criminal intentions.
  • They do hacking without permissions.
  • They are a combination of white and black hat hackers.

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White Hat Hackers

  • White hat hackers are ethical hackers.
  • They work on detecting vulnerabilities or security issues that might be present in the system.
  • They use hacking for testing of systems.
  • They do not violate any laws related to cybersecurity while performing their hacking tasks.

Grey Hat Hackers

  • Grey hat hackers are those who violate laws or hacking standards but not with criminal intentions.
  • They do hacking without permissions.
  • They are a combination of white and black hat hackers.