Cyber Security: Introduction To Hacking
Cyber Security: Introduction To Hacking
Hacking is the art of using technology to gain unauthorized access to systems, networks, or data. While
hacking is often associated with malicious activities, there are also ethical forms of hacking that are used
to improve cybersecurity and protect against threats.
In this introductory section, we will explore the fundamentals of hacking, including the different types of
hacking, the importance of ethical hacking, and the key techniques and tools used by hackers. By
understanding the principles of hacking, we can better defend against cyber attacks and ensure the
security of our digital systems.
As we progress through the deck, we will cover topics such as the various forms of hacking, the role of
ethical hackers, common hacking methodologies, and the essential cybersecurity concepts that every
individual and organization should be aware of. By the end of this presentation, you will have a solid
understanding of the world of hacking and how to navigate it safely and responsibly.
Hacking involves using computer systems and networks in innovative and often unauthorized ways. This
can range from ethical security research to malicious attacks. Regardless of the intent, hacking requires a
deep understanding of technology, problem-solving skills, and a curious mindset.
Types of Hacking
White Hat Hacking Black Hat Hacking Grey Hat Hacking
Also known as ethical hacking, this Malicious hacking with the intent to A mix of white and black hat hacking,
involves testing systems to find and fix cause damage, steal data, or disrupt where the intent is not necessarily
vulnerabilities, with the goal of systems for personal gain. malicious but may still be unauthorized.
improving security.
Ethical Hacking
1 Penetration Testing 2 Vulnerability Assessment 3 Security Consulting
Simulating real-world attacks to Providing expert advice and
identify weaknesses and Systematically analyzing systems recommendations to improve an
vulnerabilities in systems and to detect and document potential organization's overall
networks. security flaws. cybersecurity posture.
Hacking Techniques
Social Engineering Network Sniffing
Manipulating people into divulging sensitive information or Intercepting and analyzing network traffic to gather intelligence
performing actions that compromise security. or steal data.
2 Vulnerability Scanning
Identifying potential weaknesses and entry points.
3 Exploitation
Attempting to gain unauthorized access or control.
Hacking Tools and Resources
Metasploit Powerful framework for exploiting vulnerabilities
Stay Ethical
Always prioritize security and integrity over personal gain or
mischief.
Continuous Learning
Keep up with the latest trends, tools, and techniques in the
rapidly evolving world of hacking.
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