HACKING

Cybersecurity for Data Science

White, Grey, and Black Hat Hackers

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A brief history of hacking

In the 1960s, hacking started off as a fun investigation of computer networks. It developed into malicious cybercrime as well as security-related ethical hacking throughout time. In 1986, it was made illegal in the US.

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White Hat Hackers

In order to strengthen cybersecurity, white hat hackers—also referred to as ethical hackers—use their expertise to find and address security flaws in computer networks, software, and systems.

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grey Hat Hackers

People that work in a morally gray area or in the middle of the ethical spectrum between malicious (black hat) and ethical (white hat) hackers are known as "grey hat" hackers. While they might uncover and reveal weaknesses without authorization, they frequently do so in an effort to raise awareness or look for job prospects.

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black Hat Hackers

Black hat hackers are those who utilize hostile or unlawful hacking techniques, such as data theft, cyberattacks, or unauthorized access to computer systems, for their own benefit or to damage others.

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Ethical vs. Unethical hacking

Authorized security professionals test computer systems for vulnerabilities as part of ethical hacking, which aims to help firms strengthen their security. Malicious and illegal is unethical hacking. These cybercriminals commit cybercrimes frequently for personal gain by taking advantage of flaws without authorization.

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How all three forms of hacking-related to Cyber Security

Ethical hacking improves cybersecurity by finding and fixing flaws. Threats from unethical hacking necessitate security precautions. The lines between ethics are blurred by grey hat hacking, which occasionally draws attention to problems but also raises questions about unapproved activity. The importance of cybersecurity in the digital age is emphasized by all three.

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additional sources

• Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing

• Understanding Black, White, and Grey Hat Hackers

• Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

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Sasi Jyothirmai Bonu