ppt on ethical hacking

1. ETHICAL HACKING AND EMAIL
SCRAPPING ON OPEN PORTS
Presented By:- Sourabh Ruhil
A501132520016
Btech(AIML)
Sem 5
Guides:
Dr. Rajesh Tyagi Dr. Anil
Mishra
Professor Professor
Amity School of Engineering and
Technology

2. CONTENT
• Introduction
• Ethical Hacking
• Using kali Linux
• Who are Hackers
• Port Scanning
• Types of Hackers
• Hacking Process
• Why do We need Ethical Hacking
• Required Skills of an Ethical
Hacker
• Email Scrapping
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Future Enhancements
• Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION
• Ethical hacking also known as penetration testing or white-hat hacking,
involves the same tools, tricks, and techniques that hackers use,but with
one major difference that Ethical hacking is legal.

4. ETHICAL HACKING
• Independent computer security Professionals breaking into the computer
systems.
• Neither damage the target systems nor steal information.
• Evaluate target systems security and report back to owners about the bugs
found.

5. WHO ARE HACKERS?
 A person who enjoys learning details of a
programming language or system.
 A person who enjoys actually doing the
programming rather than just theorizing about it.
 A person capable of appreciating someone else's
hacking.
 A person who picks up programming quickly.
 A person who is an expert at a particular
programming language or system.

6. PORT SCANNING :
• port scan is a common technique hackers use to discover
open doors or weak points in a network. A port scan attack
helps cyber criminals find open ports and figure out whether
they are receiving or sending data. It can also reveal
whether active security devices like firewalls are being used
by an organization.
When hackers send a message to a port, the response they
receive determines whether the port is being used and if
there are any potential weaknesses that could be exploited.

7. TYPES OF HACKERS
• Black Hat Hacker
• White Hat Hacker
• Grey Hat Hacker

8. BLACK-HAT HACKER
• A black hat hackers or crackers are individuals with extraordinary
computing skills, resorting to malicious or destructive activities.
• That is black hat hackers use their knowledge and skill for their own
personal gains probably by hurting others.

9. WHITE-HAT HACKER
• White hat hackers are those individuals professing hacker skills and using
them for defensive purposes.
• This means that the white hat hackers use their knowledge and skill for the
good of others and for the common good.

10. GREY-HAT HACKERS
• These are individuals who work both offensively and defensively at various
times.
• We cannot predict their behavior.
• Sometimes they use their skills for the common good while in some other
times he uses them for their personal gains.

11. HACKING PROCESS
• Foot Printing
• Scanning
• Gaining Access
• Maintaining Access

12. FOOT PRINTING
• Whois lookup
• NS lookup
• IP lookup

13. SCANNING
• Port Scanning
• Network Scanning
• Finger Printing
• Fire Walking

14. GAINING ACCESS
• Password Attacks
• Social Engineering
• Viruses

15. MAINTAINING ACCESS
• Os BackDoors
• Trojans
• Clears Tracks

16. WHY DO YOU NEED ETHICAL HACKING
• Viruses, Trojan Horses, and Worms Social Engineering Automated Attacks
Accidental Breaches in Security Denial of Service (DoS) Organizational Attacks
Restricted Data Protection from possible External Attacks

17. REQUIRED SKILLS OF AN ETHICAL HACKER
• Microsoft: skills in operation, configuration and management.
• Linux: knowledge of Linux/Unix; security setting, configuration, and
services.
• Firewalls: configurations, and operation of intrusion detection systems.

18. EMAIL SCRAPPING
• Email scraping is a method of obtaining email information by
automatically extracting the necessary data from another source.
• The information that you receive can be either publicly available
or private, depending on authorization settings and how it’s
stored.
•

19. ADVANTAGES
• To catch a thief you have to think like a thief.
• Helps in closing the open holes in the system network.
• Provides security to banking and financial establishments.
• Prevents website defacements.
• An evolving technique.

20. DISADVANTAGES
• All depends upon the trustworthiness of the ethical hacker
• Hiring professionals is expensive.

21. CONCLUSION
• In the preceding sections we saw the methodology of hacking, why should
we aware of hacking and some tools which a hacker may use.
• Now we can see what can we do against hacking or to protect ourselves
from hacking.
• The first thing we should do is to keep ourselves updated about those
software’s we and using for official and reliable sources.
• Educate the employees and the users against black hat hacking.

22. REFERENCES
• www.google.com
• www.wikipedia.org
• www.tutorialspoint.com