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There are three types of hackers: black hat hackers who maliciously hack for personal gain; white hat hackers who are ethical professionals hired by companies to test security systems legally; and grey hat hackers who operate in an ambiguous middle ground. The document examines the legalization of white hat hacking and whether ethical hackers can be trusted. It discusses that white hat hackers have hacking skills but use them for good, finding security vulnerabilities to protect systems from black hat attacks. While this allows protection, some argue reformed white hat hackers could revert to old criminal ways or use the role to hide illicit activities. The document ultimately concludes white hat hacking should remain legal given their role in fighting cybercrime, but there is still debate around fully trusting re
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The document discusses ethical hacking and describes hackers. It defines ethical hacking as evaluating a system's security vulnerabilities by attempting to break into computer systems. Ethical hackers possess strong programming and networking skills and detailed hardware/software knowledge. They evaluate systems by determining what intruders can access, what they can do with that information, and if intruder attempts can be detected. The document outlines different types of hackers and classes them as black hats, white hats, gray hats, and ethical hackers based on their motivations and how they use their skills.
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This document discusses hacking and ethical hacking. It defines different types of hackers such as white hat, grey hat, and black hat hackers. It also outlines types of hacking like website, network, email, and password hacking. The document explains that ethical hacking is legal and done with permission to test security vulnerabilities. It notes the five phases of hacking as reconnaissance, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, and clearing tracks. Finally, it discusses the skills, advantages, disadvantages and career opportunities in ethical hacking.
Ethical hacking
The document discusses ethical hacking, which involves authorized attempts to penetrate networks to identify security vulnerabilities. An ethical hacker has permission to hack into a system to find weaknesses that could be exploited by other hackers. The process of ethical hacking involves footprinting, scanning for vulnerabilities, exploiting them to gain access, escalating privileges, and creating backdoors while covering tracks. The goal is to strengthen security by identifying threats before malicious hackers can.
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This document discusses cyber ethics and hacking. It introduces the concepts of why security is needed, different types of hackers (like black hat, white hat, grey hat), and vulnerabilities. It describes hackers' motives and how hacking can be done through ports. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of security and how ethical hacking can help solve problems by providing security while avoiding criminal behavior.
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This chapter introduces the concept of ethical hacking by defining key terms like hackers, rogue insiders, and ethical hackers. It outlines the dangers computer systems face from various types of attacks and explains why organizations need to test their own security through ethical hacking. The chapter emphasizes the importance of obtaining permission, respecting privacy, and not crashing systems when conducting ethical hacking tests. It concludes by noting the ethical hacking process should be carefully planned.
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Ethical hacking involves using hacking skills to test a system's security vulnerabilities in order to improve defenses. Ethical hackers, also called white hats, work with organizations' permission to find flaws and help strengthen security. Their work is important for preventing data theft, fraud, and cyberattacks from malicious hackers known as black hats. Businesses hire ethical hackers as penetration testers to regularly probe their networks and systems, helping to ensure sensitive data remains protected. The goal of ethical hacking is to protect systems from attacks by understanding hacking techniques and how defenses could be improved.
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- 3. Index • Abstract (1) • Introduction (2) • Problem Statement (3) • Objective (4) • Literature Review (5) • Hacking (6) • Hacker (7) • Types of Hackers (8) • Black Hat Hacker (9) • White Hat Hacker (10) • Black Hat Hacker vs White Hat Hacker (11) • Conclusion (12) • References (13) • Thank you (14) • Any Question (15) • Video Link (16)
- 4. Abstract ➢Cyberspace hacker or black hat hacker has led to new cyber crimes such as exploitation of computer system vulnerabilities. In an effort to mitigate this phenomenon, companies have hired security professionals with similar skills as malicious hackers to keep their information safe. So this presentation is an attempt to discuss Black Hat andWhite Hat Hackers. 1
- 5. Introduction ➢Today the modern society reliance on the network technology which give benefits of collaboration to organizations and individuals. ➢This change also lead us to the new cybercrime (Hacking). ➢To mitigate these issues or to make system secure company professional hire ethical hacker also known as white hat hacker. ➢So in this presentation we will discuss about the role and positions of white hat hacker and black hat hacker. 2
- 6. Problem Statement ➢Hacking is an exploitation of vulnerability and follows a series of well-defined actions that make it a process (EC-Council, 2018). ➢White Hat and Black Hat hackers share an almost common hacking process and skills. One hacker exploit system vulnerabilities to damage the system or the another one is to resolve the problem. ➢So, it is essential to understand those ethical values are in relation to back hats and white hat hackers. 3
- 7. Objectives ➢To know about hackers and ethical values ➢Role of hackers ➢Black hat and white hat hacker roles and positions 4
- 8. Literature Review ➢Company information has been compromised due to security threats and hacking. With the recent rise of security breaches, many companies have tried to mislead the hacking incident by hiring security professionals with similar skills to hackers to ensure that their infrastructure is safe and that they are ready for threats. 5
- 9. Hacking ➢The term hacking means Stole someone information. ➢Hacking or access someone information without there permission is illegal and it is a crime. ➢To gain access on someone pc or there data by exploiting the vulnerabilities is known as hacking (sharma, 2008). 6
- 10. Hacker ➢The term "hacker" was first used to refer to the best and radical programmers in the field of computer science (Sharma, 2008). ➢Hack refers to "innovation, style and technical features“ (madarie,n.d). ➢Highly skilled person who can gain authorized or unautherized access on some other computers or private data (Techterm, 2013). 7
- 11. Type of Hacker 8 BLACK HAT HACKER WHITE HAT HACKER GREY HAT HACKER
- 12. Black Hat Hacker ➢Also known as Cracker. ➢Involve in bad or illegal activities. ➢Do malicious work. ➢Exploit System vulnerabilities to harm other. ➢Trying to harm system and stole useful information. 9
- 13. White Hat Hacker 10 ➢Also known as Ethical hacker. ➢Penetrate testing and help the organization to secure there system. ➢Follow legal and permission based procedure. ➢Exploit System vulnerabilities to help the organization. ➢Trying to secure system from security threats.
- 14. Black Hat Hacker vs White Hat Hacker Black Hat White Hat Known as Cracker. Known as Ethical hacker. Do Illegal and malicious work. Do Legal work. Damage system and stole data. protect and help organization to secure there data. Exploit System to do malicious work and own sole purpose. Exploit System to help other and protect from threats. 11
- 15. Conclusion ➢Hacking has both illegal and legal aspects. Unauthorized access and use or personal information or computer resources are part of illegal hacking. Where as legal or ethical aspect has legal limitations and there is no charge to press. This is being morally and legally justified. These are the common factor between Black Hat Hacker and White Hat Hacker. 12
- 16. Citation and References ➢Abeoussi, Jean. (2019). White Hat and Black Hat -The thin line of ethics.edited. ➢Sharma, R. (2008). Peeping into a Hacker’s Mind: Can Criminological Theories ExplainHacking? SSRN. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1000446 ➢Madarie, R. (n.d.). Madarie – Hackers’ Motivations:Testing Schwartz’sTheory of MotivationalTypes of Values in a Sample of Hackers Under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) License Hackers’Motivations:Testing Schwar. International Journal of Cyber Criminology, 11(1), 973–5089. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.495773 ➢Link of Research paper = https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336242801_White_Hat_and_Black_Hat _-_The_thin_line_of_ethicsedited 13
- 17. Thank you 14
- 18. Any Question? 15