Types of Hackers - SNT
Sai Nandini Tata
Created on October 26, 2024
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Brief History of Hacking
Hacking originated in the 1960s among computer scientists as a means of innovation and exploration. It was a creative pursuit focused on problem-solving and advancing technology.
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TYPES OF HACKERS
GREY HAT
Type 1
WHITE HAT
Type 2
Type 3
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They are Ethical hackers who use their skills for good and work with organizations to improve security.They find and fix vulnerabilities in systems legally with permission from companies.Their goal is to protect data and prevent cyberattacks.
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Grey hat hackers navigate the legal gray area of hacking. They discover security flaws without authorization but report their findings to organizations, helping enhance security protocols.
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Black hat hackers operate outside the law for personal gain. They exploit security vulnerabilities, often stealing sensitive data or causing harm, driven by financial motives or power.
Ethical vs. Unethical Hacking
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White hat hackers bolster cybersecurity by uncovering weaknesses and preventing attacks. Grey hat hackers reveal vulnerabilities without permission but still contribute positively by suggesting fixes. In contrast, black hat hackers exploit these weaknesses, presenting significant threats. Recognizing each hacker type is essential for developing robust cybersecurity strategies.
How All Three Types of Hackers Relate to Cybersecurity
More Resources
1. Norton: Types of Hackers [CLICK HERE]An easy-to-understand overview of the different types of hackers, including white, grey, and black hat hackers, along with their motivations.
2. Khan Academy: Cybersecurity [CLICK HERE]A comprehensive introductory course that explains various cybersecurity concepts, including hacking. It's designed for beginners and includes videos and practice exercises.
3. Cyber Aces: Introduction to Cybersecurity [CLICK HERE]A beginner-friendly resource that covers the basics of cybersecurity, including types of hacking, risks, and protection measures.Visit Cyber Aces