The document discusses different types of computer hackers and their motivations. It defines a hacker as someone who circumvents security to access unauthorized data and distinguishes between black hat, white hat, and grey hat hackers based on whether their intentions are illegal/harmful, legal/helpful, or to show off skills respectively. The effects of hacking can include theft of personal or financial information, identity fraud, or gaining unauthorized access to online accounts or services.

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2. CONTENTS

3. What does Hacker mean?
• A hacker utilizes alternative system access methods to sabotage
computer systems and networks.
• Hacking actions are differentiated as illegal and unacceptable
(black/grey hat hacking), or legal and acceptable (white hat
hacking).

4. EXPLANATION OF HACKERS
• Hacker is a term that refers to many different computing topics.
However, in the mainstream, a hacker is any individual or group that
circumvents security to access unauthorized data.
• Most hackers are highly skilled computer programmers that locate
security gaps and access secure systems via unique analytical skills.
A great hacker is known to be able to "think outside the box."

5. • Hacker types are delineated according to intent, as follows:
• Black hat hackers break into computer systems illegally and
cause harm by stealing or destroying data, i.e., a banking
system to steal money for personal gain.
• White hat hackers use their skills to help enterprises create
robust computer systems.
• Grey hat hackers perform illegal hacking activities to show off
their skills, rather than to achieve personal gain.

6. What Are The Effects Of Computer Hacking?
Why Do Hackers Attack Us?
• For some, hacking may just be a hobby to see how many
computers or networks they can crack.
• For others, there is malicious intent behind their escapades,
like stealing...
• Client or customer information or other business data

7. • Credit card details and social security numbers, for identity
fraud or theft
• Passwords for access to our online bank, ISP or web services
• Email addresses, which may be used for spamming
• Children's names, photographs, ages or other of their
personal details held on the computer

8. REFFERENCES
=>HTTP://WWW.TECHOPEDIA.COM/
=>HTTP://WWW.GUARD-PRIVACYAND-ONLINE-SECURITY.COM/
=>HTTPS://WWW.GOOGLE.COM.MY/