White, Grey, and Black Hat Hackers
Sayan Roy
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Assignment 4.1 B Sayan Roy
White, Grey, and Black Hat Hackers
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How all three forms of hacking-related to Cyber Security
Ethical vs. Unethical hacking
Black Hat Hackers
Grey Hat Hackers
White Hat Hackers
A brief history of hacking
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In the 1960s, hackers set out to discover new things; by the 1970s and 1980s, they were experimenting with phreaking and computer hacking; and by the 1990s, they were engaging in illegal activities. It's still developing to this day.
A brief history of hacking
Ethical hackers, sometimes known as "white hats," are cybersecurity specialists who utilize their knowledge to safeguard networks and devices against threats. They aid businesses by revealing security flaws and providing recommendations for fixing them.
White Hat Hackers
Grey hat hackers are in the middle, operating outside of the law but with good intentions. They risk legal repercussions by disclosing security flaws in an effort to get aid.
Grey Hat Hackers
Black Hat Hackers
Black hat hackers are those who use their skills for nefarious ends, such as theft, fraud, or cyberattacks, by taking advantage of security flaws in systems and networks.
When authorized professionals probe systems to discover flaws and enhance security, this is known as ethical hacking or "white hat" hacking. "Black hat" hackers engage in unethical practices such as cyberattacks, data theft, and illegal access for their own ends. The main difference is in legitimacy and purpose.
Ethical vs. Unethical hacking
Exploration hacking, phreaking, and computer hacking are all connected to cybersecurity in various ways. Cybersecurity solutions to safeguard computers, networks, and data from illegal access and manipulation have evolved over time, and these incidents serve as a historical context.