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White, Grey, and Black Hat Hackers

Hacking

Hacking started at MIT in the 1960s and progressed from lighthearted experimentation to significant security risks with incidents like the Morris Worm (1988) and contemporary cyberattacks throughout the globe.

White Hat Hackers

By finding vulnerabilities, performing penetration testing, and strengthening cybersecurity defenses against malevolent assaults, white hat hackers assist corporations safeguard systems by using their expertise in an ethical manner.

Grey Hat Hackers

Grey hat hackers cross moral boundaries by discovering flaws without intending harm but frequently without authorization. They may disclose problems in exchange for compensation or to raise awareness of them.

Black Hat Hackers

For their own benefit, black hat hackers unlawfully take advantage of security flaws, inflicting damage through malware, data theft, or illegal access, frequently causing system disruptions and privacy violations.

Ethical vs. Unethical hacking

Authorized activities to find and address security holes and safeguard systems are part of ethical hacking. Unauthorized hacking that targets personal benefit or disruption and frequently endangers people, businesses, or public safety is known as unethical hacking.

three forms of hacking and Cybersecurity

White hat hackers in cybersecurity increase defenses by finding and repairing flaws in systems. Black hat hackers pose risks that necessitate security measures by taking advantage of vulnerabilities for their own benefit. By balancing ethics and legality, grey hat hackers reveal vulnerabilities without authorization, occasionally drawing attention to shortcomings that need to be fixed. These hacking techniques together influence cybersecurity issues and procedures.

Three types of hackers

Types of hackers

What Is Ethical Hacking? - https://www.comptia.org/content/articles/what-is-ethical-hacking

White vs Gray vs Black Hat Hacking (with Examples)- https://www.cbtnuggets.com/blog/certifications/security/white-vs-gray-vs-black-hat-hacking-with-examples

Black hat, White hat, and Gray hat hackers – Definition and Explanation - https://www.kaspersky.com/resource-center/definitions/hacker-hat-types

The Truth about Hackers, in Black and White (and Grey) - https://www.webroot.com/blog/2020/04/23/the-truth-about-hackers-in-black-and-white-and-grey/

The 3 Different Types of Hackers Explained - https://www.greatservice.com/the-3-different-types-of-hackers-explained/

What is Hacking? - https://www.fortinet.com/resources/cyberglossary/what-is-hacking

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