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Rehman Tariq
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FUTURE OF HACKING
FUTRURE OF HACKING
#MICROSOFT
#FUTURE of HACKING Hackers all around the world have long been portrayed in media and pop culture as the bad guys. Society is taught to see them as cybercriminals and outliers who seek to destroy systems
#steal data
#and take down anything that gets in their way. To help remove this thoughts from the minds of people many stories
#movies and television had been created. From the 1995 movie Hackers
#to the more recent Black hat
#hackers are often portrayed in movies as outsiders who use their computer skills to inflict harm and commit crime. While there have been real-world
#damaging events created by cyber-criminals that serve as the inspiration for this negative messaging
#it is important to understand that this is only one side of the story. The reality is that while there are plenty of criminal hacker with top-notch Hacking and coding skills but there is also a large number of growths of ethical (also known as white-hat)
#“Whales don't have voice
#we will be a voice for them". Most of the hackers are currently ethical hacker. And they are getting privilege now a days and it's now open in our society and it is introduce to the world openly and many education courses of cyber security have been intr
#000 and he has been punished in jail for 3 years. So it's person own choice what he want to be a black hat or white hat hacker. BUT in between these two there is one other category GREY HAT HACKER they are basically the one who can e
#which can give hackers remote access to your device as soon as they’re plugged into your computer. All it takes is for one person to give you a malware-ridden USB stick
#and by simply plugging it into your computer
#you’re infected. Clever hackers are using cords now to inject malware like USB cables and mouse cord so it’s crucial to always think before plugging anything into a work device or into a personal advice with access to work-related data.
#and require frequent updates to protect against new threats. However
#some users ignore update notifications or security patches
#leaving themselves vulnerable. It’s not just antivirus software that needs patching. “Eighteen percent of all network-level vulnerabilities are caused by unpatched applications – Apache
#Cisco
#Word Press
#BSD
#PHP
#etc.
#” according to Edge Scan’s Vulnerability Statistics report. Your applications need constant attention as well to keep bad actors from exploiting holes in your security. Cracking Passwords Hackers can obtain your credentials through a
#but commonly they do so through a practice called key logging. Through a social engineering attack
#you could accidentally download software that records your keystrokes
#saving your usernames and passwords as you enter them. This and other forms of “spyware” are malware that track your activity until a hacker has what they need to strike. And it’s not just downloading you have to worry about
#attackers can deploy malware on the users machine if they are in your environment and capture your credentials via key logging too. There are also passwords cracking programs that can run letter and character combinations
#guessing passwords in a matter of minutes
#even seconds. For instance
#a five-character password could have about 100 different combinations
#and a savvy password cracker could run through them all in seconds. Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) This hacking technique is aimed at taking down a website
#so that a user cannot access it or deliver their service. DoS attacks work by inundating the target’s server with large influxes of traffic. The amount is so frequent and high that it overloads the server by giving it more requests than it can handle. Ult
#your server crashes and your website goes down with it. Larger businesses can get hit by a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack
#which is a synchronized attack on more than one server or website
#potentially taking down numerous online assets. FUTURE OF HACKING In my opinion the future of hacking is secure and will have positive impact on society as they have been giving knowledge about it in education system and a proper deg
April 16, 2021
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April 16, 2021
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