The document defines and describes different types of hackers: white hat hackers test security systems without malicious intent, black hat hackers break into systems maliciously, and grey hats exhibit traits of both. It also discusses script kiddies as amateur hackers who break into systems through following others rather than their own knowledge, and neophytes as those new to hacking with little experience or knowledge. Blue hat hackers are outside consultants used to test systems for vulnerabilities before launch, and hacktivists use technology to publicize social or political issues.

1. Done By :Obaid Saeed Alsabousi
Gr:10AB

2.  a person who uses computers to gain
unauthorized access to data
 a person or thing that hacks or cuts roughly
 a

3.  White Hat :A white hat hacker is someone
who has non-malicious intent whenever he
breaks into security systems and whatnot.
 Black Hat:A black hat hacker, also known as
a cracker, is the type of hacker that has
malicious intent whenever he goes about
breaking into computer security systems with
the use of technology such as a network
 Grey Hat:A grey hat hacker is someone who
exhibits traits from both white hats and
black hats

4.  As with any society, better than average
people are rewarded for their talent and
treated as special. This social status among
the hacker underground

5.  A script kiddie is basically an amateur or non-
expert hacker wannabe who breaks into
people's computer systems not through his
knowledge in IT security and the ins and outs
of a given website

6.  1-Cracker
 2-Phreaks
 3-Script Kiddie
 4-Hackers

7.  A neophyte is someone who is new to hacking
or phreaking and has almost no knowledge or
experience of the workings of technology and
hacking

8.  A blue hat hacker is someone outside
computer security consulting firms who is
used to bug-test a system prior to its launch

9.  A hacktivist is a hacker who utilizes
technology to publicize a social, ideological

10.  A security exploit is a prepared application
that takes advantage of a known weakness