who is hacker

Hacking Hacking Hacking ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Day by day hackers are becoming dangerous, hackers break your system without your permission. If your system is connected to the Internet, Hackers can easily connect to your system. hacking is not always for malicious purposes, now there are many references to hacking and hackers who are motivated for financial gain, protest, gathering information, and even the "fun" of the challenge.


Why is hacking dangerous?
With access to your device, criminals can review all the information you have scanned. A hacked router attacks the entire home network. Finally, hackers can spy on you and record your personal life by controlling your webcam.



Who is a hacker

Hackers break into your system without your permission and are highly skilled at coding and modifying computer software and hardware systems.
Hackers hack to gain control of the system for personal gain. They can destroy systems. They do this by finding vulnerabilities and vulnerabilities in the system.

The most common types of hackers are:
  • Black Hacker
  • White hacker
  • Gray hat hackers
  • Hacktivist
  • Script Kiddies
Black and white hackers are very skilled, black hackers break into your system without your permission and find vulnerabilities in computer systems and software to exploit them for money.

White hackers (also known as ethical hackers and penetration testers) try to improve an organization's security and detect vulnerabilities so that they can prevent identity theft or other cybercrime before the notice of black hats.
 
Gray hat hackers are good and bad hackers They are not explicit philanthropists like white hat hackers, nor do they singularly focus on criminal activities Gray hat hackers are hackers who pre-consent and then ask for permission.


Script kiddies: Gain access to computer systems using already made tools.

The Hacktivist: A hacker who uses hacking to send social and political messages. This is usually done by hijacking websites and placing a message on the hijacked website.

There are various hacking methods used by hackers to hack a device:

  • Viruses
  • Trojans
  • Worms
  • Fishing
  • Ransomware
  • Breaking passwords
  • DDoS (Service Attack Denial)
  • Social Engineering and Fishing
  • Malware-injection devices
  • S q l injection
  • Browser hijackings and etc ...



How to protect your device from hackers: Tips

  • Keep your software present
  • Use strong and unique passwords in all your accounts and do not store passwords in your browser.
  • Avoid websites that do not have HTTPS encryption.
  • Set your own usernames and passwords on your router and smart devices.
  • Install antivirus program
  • Be careful with public Wi-Fi and public computers.
  • Use a VPN
  • Use two-factor authentication (2FA)
  • Control and manage app permissions (camera, microphone, location, and access to your contacts)
  • Download apps only from trusted sources.
  • Do not share too much on social media
  • Learn how to spot fishing and farm attacks.
  • No more ads and pop-ups appear than usual.


  • You need to know the symptoms of hacked devices.

  • Downloading will show you new apps that you do not remember
  • Your device is warming up
  • The battery is draining fast
  • There are also a lot of annoying pop-ups on the lock screen
  • You will notice that unknown apps are installed on your device, if there is any unknown app on your phone remove it quickly.
  • You may notice unexplained transactions or unauthorized changes in your accounts and credit cards.
By itself, hacking is good. But when you hack without prior permission, it crosses the border from legal passion to illegal cybercrime.

Cybercrime is the practice of carrying out illegal activities such as put computer viruses, online threats, and unauthorized funds transfers. Most cybercrime hacks are done through the internet and some cybercrimes are carried out on mobile phones through SMS and online chat applications.

All black hat hacking is illegal. If you are a victim of any hacker, you can report cybercrime to the relevant authorities in your country or region.






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