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The skills of ethical hacking is a term used to describe the act of finding vulnerabilities and then reporting them to a company in order to help prevent them from being exploited. The term is used to describe the hacker's ability to find flaws and holes in computer systems, databases, and networks.
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Skills of Ethical Hacking Ethical hacking is a term used to describe the act of testing for vulnerabilities in an IT system without the intention of exploiting it.
The Many Faces of Hacking Password Hacking Phishing Attacks Ransomware The most common type of hacking, which uses special software to crack passwords. When hackers try to trick people into sharing sensitive information through fake emails and websites. When hackers use malware to block access to a victim's computer or files until a ransom is paid.
The Importance of Ethical Hacking 1 2 Protecting Against Cyber Attacks Ethical Penetration Testing Identifying and fixing vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them. Thoroughly and safely testing the security of an organization's systems and procedures. 3 Compliance and Regulation Meeting the standards and guidelines of government and industry regulations for data protection.
Skills of an Ethical Hacker Critical Thinking Technical Knowledge Perseverance Analyze and identify weaknesses in an organization's security infrastructure. Understand software, hardware, networking, and operating systems to identify vulnerabilities. Stay focused and committed to finding the best solution despite obstacles. Communication Clearly convey risks and vulnerabilities to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Skills of an Ethical Hacker Web Technologies Security Concepts Business Understanding Understanding web technologies, such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and SQL, is essential for identifying vulnerabilities in web applications, performing SQL injections, cross-site scripting (XSS), and other common attacks. A solid understanding of security principles, such as authentication, encryption, access control, and secure coding practices, is necessary. Having a good grasp of business operations, industry-specific security challenges, and the impact of security breaches on an organization is important. Ethical Mindset They should prioritize the security and privacy of individuals and organizations and adhere to professional codes of conduct.
Real-World Examples Experian Data Breach OPM Hack eBay Hack Hackers accessed the personal information of millions of consumers by exploiting a vulnerability in Experian's online system. Hackers stole sensitive information including fingerprints from millions of U.S. government employees in a massive data breach. Hackers gained access to eBay's database and stole the personal information of millions of users.
The Future of Ethical Hacking Increased Demand for Ethical Hackers 1 As more and more organizations rely on technology, the need for skilled and ethical professionals in the field of cybersecurity will continue to grow. New Threats and Vulnerabilities 2 The increasing use of cloud services, IoT devices, and artificial intelligence creates new opportunities for hackers to exploit vulnerabilities. Collaboration and Innovation 3 Ethical hackers must work together with industry, government, and academia to stay ahead of evolving security threats and find innovative solutions.
