This document discusses different types of hackers and provides an introduction to hacking tutorials. It defines hackers as people who like to tinker with electronics and computer systems to learn how they work or make them function better. Hackers are categorized as white hats, black hats, gray hats, and script kiddies based on whether they use their skills for legal or illegal purposes. White hats help protect systems, black hats hack for personal gain, while gray hats can work as either. The document advises becoming an elite hacker requires skills, creativity, and time spent learning about computers, networks, and programming.
Hi, friends today Iam presented my ppt on ethical hacking and network security. This will gives you some basic tips and ideas about hacking and how to make our network secure.
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This paper was published in college journal titled as - "Ethical Hacking: Issues and Types of Hackers"
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Hi, friends today Iam presented my ppt on ethical hacking and network security. This will gives you some basic tips and ideas about hacking and how to make our network secure.
This PPT help you to present the topic Hacking at collage level and professional level. If you need more please share an email rashed_ec2012@rediffmail.com
This is a presentation I gave to senior high school students. The 1st part is an overview the 2nd part is more detailed on the ways to perform the Ethical Hacking.
Need my help? Contact Keith Brooks via one of the following ways:
Blog http://blog.vanessabrooks.com
Twitter http://twitter.com/lotusevangelist
http://about.me/keithbrooks
This paper was published in college journal titled as - "Ethical Hacking: Issues and Types of Hackers"
this paper is all about what is ethical hacking? how it becomes compulsory of IT company? what are the types of hackers?
This paper was presented in National Conference on Emerging Issues on Information Technology in Management
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2. The Best Hacking Tutorials
Hi noobz!
Welcome to the world of
hacking. This is the series of
complete hacking tutorials. So stay
connected to learn.
In this chapter we will discuss
about what actualy the Hacker
3. What is a hacker?
A hacker is someone who likes to
tinker with electronics or
computer systems. Hackers like
to explore and learn how
computer systems work, finding
ways to make them do what they
do better, or do things they
4. WHITE HAT HACKERS
These are considered the good
guys. White hat hackers don’t
use their skills for illegal
purposes. They usually become
Computer Security experts. and
help protect people from the
Black Hats.
5. BLACK HAT HACKERS
These are considered the bad
guys. Black hat hackers usually
use their skills maliciously for
personal gain. They are the
people that hack banks, steal
credit cards, and deface
websites. These two terms came
6. GRAY HAT HACKERS
They are neither white hat nor
black hat. They prefer to work
mostly Undergound.They can
work both as White Hat and as
well as Black Hat On times.They
can even harm the systems as
well as protect them.
7. SUICIDE HACKERS:
They are rare. They work for a
cause and dont even care if
they had to do a hardtime in a
jail. They will achieve what they
want no matter the price.
9. SCRIPT KIDDIES
These are the wannabe hackers.
They are looked down upon in
the hacker community because
they are the people that make
hackers look bad. Script kiddies
usually have no hacking skills and
use the tools developed by other
10. INTERMEDIATE HACKERS
These people usually know about
computers, networks, and have
enough programming knowledge
to understand relatively what a
script might do, but like the
script kiddies they use predeveloped well-known exploits
11. ELITE HACKERS
These are the skilled hackers.
They are the ones that write the
many hacker tools and exploits
out there. They can break into
systems and hide their tracks or
make it look like someone else
did it. You should strive to
12. SO WHAT DOES IT TAKE
TO BECOME A HACKER??
Becoming a great hacker isn’t easy
and it doesn’t happen quickly.
Being creative helps a lot. There
is more than one way a problem
can be solved, and as a hacker
you encounter many problems.
The more creative you are the
