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Types of Hacking

Types of hacking

Types of hacking :- You already know that hacking is illegal. People who hack illegally are normally going after someone or something and doing harm in the long run. But, there are other types of hacking or even hackers that you are going to find with Tor and any other programming language that is out there. Illegal hacking with Tor is going to be just like hacking with any other program, you are going to be do something such as getting into someone’s personal information or even trying to get into a government agencies. Many illegal hackers are going to use hacking so that they can get into people’s bank accounts or social media accounts. Sometimes they know the person, sometimes they do not. That is not always the reason behind why someone gets hacked.

Types of hacking

Hacking does not just mean that social media accounts are at risk, but identities are too.Once someone has stolen another’s identity, then they are free to do almost anything that they want with that person’s name and other information that they have obtained. Many times, credit cards are opened and charges are racked up to the point that the person whose name it is in cannot pay them. This also puts loved ones at risk because it is making it to where that person knows personal information about you and therefore they are able to target your family and friends then. There are other types of hacking that can be done not only with regular hacking, but with Tor as well.

Inside jobs:- this is going to be when you are paid to do a job from the inside.

For example, if you work for the government and are offered money or just want to be malicious, you are going to be able to get into things that other people cannot and leak secrets. By using Tor for this, you are going to be making sure that the government cannot see what it is that you are doing on their computers. However, chances are, that you will get caught because it is going to eventually come back to you. But, this is not limited to those who work in the government, this can be anyone who works for any sort of company.

Rogue access points:- the rogue access points are going to be access points for wireless connections that are easy for anyone to get into. They are a major weakness in any network and if they are found, need to be fixed before someone who can do any damage gets into the system.

Back doors:- a back door is going to be left open on purpose where a hacker can gain access time and time again. Sometimes there are backdoors that are not put there on purpose, but this is going to be because passwords are easily hacked or the network is not secured. With the help of a computerized searcher, back doors and any other weakness is going to be found and exploited by a hacker.

Viruses and worms:- a virus or a worm is going to be embedded in another program or in a website that a user is going to open and release. Tor makes it to where no one is going to know that you have embedded a virus or worm into something.

Trojan horses:- just like the actual Trojan horse, these malware attacks are going to be attached to something else, normally a download because the typical user does not pay attention to what they are doing when they are downloading from the internet. This is why it is so vitally important to pay attention to what you are doing because once a Trojan horse has been set onto a computer, the hacker has remote control of that device.

Denial of service:- if a hacker does not have internal access to a server, then they can use a DoS attack that is going to make it to where the server is flooded so that no one else can get onto it. This can be done by random emails being sent or other various things being done that are just going to take up the server’s time so that it is either slow or unreachable. Not everyone uses hacking for bad though. Some people use hacking for ethical reasons. These hackers are normally hired by companies or wealthy individuals who are trying to make sure that they have all the security that they need to ensure that other hackers cannot get a hold of their information.

An ethical hacker is going to use Tor not only to hide who they are and what they are doing online, but they are going to do the same job that any other ethical hacker is going to do. They are going to get into company mainframes and try and expose their weaknesses. The whole purpose behind finding out the weaknesses in a system is so that they can be fixed therefore the system will become stronger and hackers are going to have a harder time getting into a system. Ethical hackers sometimes are ex hackers that have turned around and are using their skills to help others.

But, this is not always the case. There are classes that you are able to go through that are going to make you a legal ethical hacker. Not only that, but you need to have IT experience. It may seem like a lot of work, but it is going to help you land some good jobs when you are ready to get one. As mentioned at the beginning of the chapter, there are also different classes of hackers. Each class of hacker is going to either fall in as an ethical hacker or an illegal hacker.

White hat hacker is someone who hacks for ethical reasons and does not do it for any malicious intent. These are the hackers who are normally hired by companies to try and find the weaknesses in their system.

Black hat hacker: these hackers use their hacking skills for malicious intent. These are the hackers that make the general public scared of anyone who is able to hack.

Grey hat hackers are going to be the ones who are going to be between white hat and black hat. They can either use what they can do to help others or harm them. It is going to depend on the individual and the situation that they are placed in when it comes to hacking.

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