HACKING ?

                                                           WHAT IS HACKING ?

•  Hacking is the act of gaining unauthorized access to a computer system or network with the intent to manipulate, steal, or damage data. Hacking can be done for various reasons such as financial gain, activism, curiosity, or malicious intent.

    ETHICAL HACKING :

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                                  Ethical hacking, on the other hand, is the practice of using hacking techniques to test and improve the security of computer systems and networks. Ethical hackers, also known as white hat hackers, are employed by organizations to identify vulnerabilities in their systems and networks, and provide recommendations for improving security. 
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There are different types of hackers, each with their own objectives, motivations, and methods. Here are some of the most common types of hackers:

  

White Hat Hackers:

                          

  White Hat Hackers: Also known as ethical hackers, white hat hackers work to identify vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks in order to help improve security. They are typically hired by companies or organizations to test their security systems and find ways to improve them.

                                                                            Black Hat Hackers:

                                                                                            
These hackers are motivated by financial gain or malicious intent. They use their hacking skills to gain unauthorized access to computer systems and networks for personal gain, such as stealing sensitive data or extorting money.

Grey Hat Hackers:

These hackers fall somewhere between the black and white hat hackers. They may engage in hacking activities for personal gain or to expose vulnerabilities in systems, but they don't have malicious intent and may report the vulnerabilities to the system owners.

Script Kiddies :

These are amateur hackers who use pre-written scripts and tools to hack computer systems and networks. They typically have little to no technical knowledge, and often engage in hacking activities for fun or to gain recognition.

    
It's worth noting that while some types of hacking can be illegal and harmful, ethical hacking can be a valuable tool for improving the security of computer systems and networks. Ethical hackers are trained to use their skills in a responsible and lawful way to help protect against cyber threats.