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Dhanush Chandrasekar
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Hacking
How All Three Forms of Hacking Relate to Cyber Security
Ethical vs. Unethical Hacking
A Brief History of Hacking
Black Hat Hackers
White Hat Hackers
Grey Hat Hackers
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Additional Sources: 1. "Understanding Hackers: A Look at Ethical and Malicious Hacking" – Cybersecurity Journal. 2. "Hacker Mindsets: The Ethical, the Risky, and the Dangerous" – Tech Insider. 3. "How Hacking Shapes Cybersecurity: The Good, the Bad, and the Ambiguous" – Cyber World News.
- Dhanush Chandrasekar
Hacking History
Hacking started in the 1960s when inquisitive engineers experimented with computer systems to boost efficiency. It changed over time, separating into malevolent and ethical hacking.
White Hat Hackers
White hat Hackers are morally upright experts who utilize their knowledge to find weaknesses in systems and fix them. They collaborate with businesses to bolster security and thwart intrusions.
Ethical vs. Unethical Hacking
White hats frequently engage in ethical hacking, which concentrates on protecting systems, whereas black hats engage in unethical hacking, which aims to gain illegal access in order to exploit systems or data.
Black Hat Hackers
Malicious in intent, black hat hackers take advantage of weaknesses to harm others or further their own interests. They are breaking the law and endangering international security.
How All Three Forms of Hacking Relate to Cyber Security
Each of the three hacker types has a distinct impact on cybersecurity. While grey hats reveal security holes and occasionally lead to solutions, white hats strengthen defenses by locating and addressing vulnerabilities. Black hats take advantage of flaws, which forces companies to constantly improve security protocols to stop system intrusions and data breaches.
Grey Hat Hackers
Grey hat hackers work in a murky area; they frequently do so with good intentions but without authorization. Even though they reveal security vulnerabilities, they could nonetheless violate the law or moral principles.