What do you mean by hacking ? Who is the best hacker in the world ?Where can I learn hacking ?What are the 3 types of hacking ? What do you mean by hacking?

What do you mean by hacking ? Who is the best hacker in the world ?Where can I learn hacking ?What are the 3 types of hacking ?

What do you mean by hacking ?

Do you think getting into someones facebook

account or google account is called hacking?

No.Not really.In computer networking, Hacking is any technical effort to manipulate behaviour of network connections and connected systems.Hacking is historically referred to constructive, clever technical work that was not necessarily related to computer systems.So when did hacking originate?

MIT engineers in 1960s carried out some harmless

technical experiments and fun learning activities.

These were so called hacks.Before the internet, several hackers in Us experimented with methods to modify telephones for making 'FREE' long distance calls over the phone network illegally.As computer networking and internet explode in popularity, data networks became the most common target of hackers.Malicious attacks on computer networks are

officially known as cracking, while hacking truly applies only to activites having good intentions.However, Most non technical people fail to make this distinction.Hacking on computer networks is often done through scripts or other network programming.These programs generally manipulate data passing through a network connection in ways designed to obtain more information about how the target system works.

Many such pre-packaged scripts are posted on the Internet for anyone, typically entry-level hackers, to use.More advanced hackers may study and modify these scripts to develop new methods.A few highly skilled hackers work for commercial

firms with the job to protect that company's software and data from outside hacking.Cracking techniques on networks include creating worms, initiating denial of service (DoS) attacks, or establishing unauthorized remote access connections to a device.

Who is the best hacker in the world?

friends do you know of the world Who is the most dangerous hacker, due to which the American government suffered a loss of 50 crores then Even the American government could not do anything about it, so friends, we are talking about Gary McKinnon. Who hacked more than 100 software of NASA and Military in 13 months and all those Left a virus in the software of all those and also left a message in which it was written that your

software is hacked This hacker hacked the military computer and got all the weapons of the USA military under his control.He also sat comfortably at other's house and deleted all the important data in one stroke.After a few months, this hacker was also arrested,but the people of America were so impressed with its hacking that they started pressurizing the government to get rid of it.Under the pressure of people and government had to leave it.

Where can I learn hacking?

You can learn hacking on YouTube. First of all go to YouTube search for basics of hacking you will see a lot videos there watch 3 to 5 videos.And then a lot of questions in your mind you can search these questions on google.com and get your answer.By reading books you got a lot of knowledge about hacking.So definitely it is not difficult to learn about it.Also some long Courses are available on YouTube so watch these free courses from YouTube.

What are the 3 types of hacking?

I want you to get an understanding of what you guys are actually the good guys, which guys are the bad guys and which guys are, you know,in between which guys are essentially on the borderline.They aren't necessarily good, but they're not necessarily bad so that you can understand which side is what and what these different types of hackers actually spend their time doing and which one obviously is going to be the best for you as an ethical hacker, cybersecurity professional.So let's go right ahead and jump in here.

White Hat Hackers

So the first type of hacker that you want to understand is the white hat.Now, these are going to be all of the good guys, right?These are the guys that are actually using their professional experience.Right, to actually help companies, help organizations actually deter hackers from stealing information.And so what these guys are doing is they're using their skills for defensive purposes.Right.Helping businesses, helping organizations in these white hats are usually professional security individuals that have the knowledge, the experience, the expertise as a hacker and use their knowledge to locate weaknesses and implement countermeasures. Right.

To prevent any type of vulnerable attacks.They're the ones that actually ask permission.Right.Get the permission from the actual owner of the data before they're going into and actually hacking

the system looking for information.Because what they're really doing in a sense here is a white header and what you're going to be doing as well.

You're going to be putting your mind into the mind of a hacker, of a bad guy, in a sense.Right, because you want to think from that criminal perspective so that you can get an idea as far

as what type of strategies, actions, plans will the type of individuals that are looking to take over information in a malicious manner.How are they thinking?What are they perceiving?How are they viewing, you know, this type of system, the one that you're looking to protect, to defend whatever that may be?Right.

Black Hat Hackers

And then we have the black hats.Now, these are the well known bad guys, right?These are the malicious attackers, the ones that actually attack organizations, companies, individuals that, you know, do the ransomware is where they're taking over our companies network companies information

and they won't release it until they get some sort of reward, some sort of payment.They have essentially stepped on over to the dark side.

Right.You want to think about like a Star Wars type of analogy where, you know, you have the good guys and bad guys.Right.And the black hats are unfortunately the individuals that have turned over to the dark side because there are individuals that, you know, are on the white hat.

And for whatever reason, they choose to go to the dark side, so to speak.Right.And they turn into doing malicious attacks.Right.But as white hats, we're looking to defend, you know, the systems and networks from these black hats.These are the guys that are looking to take advantage of their skill to use it for illegal purposes.They break into systems without getting permission.Right.Without any kind of access.They're looking at how they can gather information, how they can gain access to data and use it to their benefit so that they can essentially get paid in a selfish manner for the release of that information or for whatever, you know, malicious intent that may be.

Gray Hat Hackers

Now, the gray hat, these are the guys that work, you know, on either side of the fence here.They are on the offensive and they're on the defensive.

And it all depends on the situation.Some of these folks will often cross over.They are oftentimes self-taught and they're interested in hacking different technologies, different tools, just oftentimes for, you know, out of curiosity.And so a lot of these folks, they didn't really go to school or get any type of formal education initially.They have essentially, for the most part, and not in every case, have taught themselves the skills of how to hack systems, how to hack networks that have a very diverse set of tools as well as skill sets.But they're more on the curious side and they may from time to time across the line, over to the dark side.But they're more on the curious side versus the actual black hat, where their actual intent is more on the malicious side.So that's going to be here for the three types of hackers.

And we'll see you on the next one.