Legal Hacking

What is "hack"

Introduction to Hacking

• The term "hacking" in the 1980's became a buzzword in the media which was taken to be derogatory and which by misuse and overuse was attached to any form of socially non-acceptable computing activity outside of polite society.
• A hacker is someone who seeks and exploits weaknesses in a computer system or computer network. Hackers may be motivated by a multitude of reasons, such as profit, protest, challenge, enjoyment or to evaluate those weaknesses to assist in removing them.

Why do people hack?

• There is an on-going debate about the definition of the word hacker. A hacker can be anyone with a deep interest in computer-based technology; it does not necessarily define someone who wants to do harm.
• The term attacker can be used to describe a malicious hacker. Another term for an attacker is a black hat. Security analysts are often called white hats, and white-hat analysis is the use of hacking for defensive purposes.

Main reasons are-

•  Just for fun  Show off  Hack other systems secretly  Notify many people their thought  Steal important information  Destroy enemy’s computer network during the war.  Spite

Is hacking safe?

• Hacking is of 2 types-
• Soft Hacking - Hacking a games, apps etc. There are very less chances of being caught and is not punished. 2.Hard hacking - Hacking play store, wifi hacking etc. If caught you can go to jail.
• Hard hacking - Hacking play store, wifi hacking etc. If caught you can go to jail.

Here we are performing soft hacking. Lets Watch This-

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