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WHITE GREY BLACK Hat Hackers
DTSC 5303-802: Cybersecurity for Data Science Assignment
BY SRUTHIJHA PAGOLU
INDEX
Brief history of Hacking
Ethical vs. Unethical hacking
White Hat Hackers
Hacker Roles in Cybersecurity
Grey Hat Hackers
Sources
Black Hat Hackers
Brief History of Hacking
Hacking began in the 1960s at MIT, where computer enthusiasts explored system capabilities, leading to innovations. Over time, hacking became associated with security breaches.
White Hat Hackers
White hat hackers, also known as ethical hackers, legally test security systems to identify vulnerabilities. They help organizations enhance their cyber defenses and prevent attacks.
Grey Hat Hackers
Grey hat hackers operate in a gray area, testing security without permission but not for malicious purposes. Their actions can be seen as both helpful and intrusive.
Black Hat Hackers
Black hat hackers engage in illegal activities, exploiting vulnerabilities to steal data, cause disruptions, or gain unauthorized access to systems for personal gain.
Ethical vs. Unethical hacking
Ethical hacking is authorized and aims to improve security, while unethical hacking is unauthorized and often involves exploiting systems for malicious purposes.
Hacker Roles in Cybersecurity
- White, grey, and black hat hackers play different roles in cybersecurity.
- White hats help secure systems through ethical practices, grey hats test boundaries that can lead to vulnerabilities being patched, and black hats exploit weaknesses for malicious purposes.
- Understanding all three helps improve overall security strategies.