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[Ultimate Beginner handbook to computer hacking essentials: learn ethical hacking, penetration testing and basic security: 50+ free resources to help you master the art of hacking]
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[Neil W. Carson]
What is a Hacker?
Originally Hackers Were Not Computer Based

Hacker literally means to break to your benefit, which means that when you used something in manner that it was originally not intended to be used; you have become a hacker. Originally, when you decided to optimize or make something better by taking it a part and then putting it back together in a more efficient way, sometimes even adding something to make it better, this in it of itself was what it meant to be a hacker. If you took a toaster and changed the quality of the heating coils so that it would take less power but cook faster, you were a hardware hacker. If you chose to wake up early every morning and brushed your teeth while you took a shower, you were a life hacker. If you decided to make a method that allowed you to do work faster, you were a efficiency hacker. You could have literally been a hacker for anything you decided to improve.

So What Is a Hacker Now

Hackers are now often associated with computers and while terms like Life Hacker are still popular terminology, a term that directly describes an action, the general meaning of a hacker is within a computer. A hacker is a person who programs, navigates, or develops a method that allows them access into an area that they are not normally allowed to have access inside of. This means that a person who can view source and then read the language the website is developed in so that they can manually remove the code that pops up those annoying advertisements is a hacker.

Why are hackers important?

Hackers make the world go around in the cyber world and the main cause for improvements in technology in general. Whenever a person is able to gain access they are not supposed to gain access to, the person who runs security must now come up with a new and improved way to protect the company. The same goes for the advertisement and media industry, because people are blocking advertisements and downloading media all of the time. It is so simplistic to download a YouTube video that the music industry focuses heavily on live events for money instead of the actual music album itself. Artists have to put intricate watermarks on their photos in order to ensure that hackers do not just simply download the pictures from the source and sell them. If it were not for hackers, the development of technology would be a lot slower and the world would not benefit.

After all, its not just security hackers improve, but technology itself. We will discuss how they do it later, but hackers can download information in mid-process if it is not fast enough and unsecure. This has lead to developing methods that let web browser provide a fast connection to their users and a direct line to not only make it difficult for hackers, but also makes it faster for the consumers of the internet. Not all of the technology improvements are accredited to these hackers, but a good portion of good practices can be and thats why, as much of a problem hackers are, hackers are actually beneficial to the internet.

Differences: Black, White, Grey, and Red Hacker?

There are several types of hackers in the world and they all have reasons of why they chose to do it like they do. We will put these in a chronological order from when they were first coined to the final color of the Hat Hacker family. The reason why they are given a color is to help people identify which hackers are good and which hackers are bad, and, just like in the world, not everyone is strictly good or bad. The Hat Hacker part refers to an old style of changing identity in theatres, which was simply to put on a different hat and this let the audience know that you were in a different character.

Black Hat Hacker : Bad Guy

A black hat hacker is a literal cyber bad person that only wants to make as much trouble as possible just because they can. These hackers normally do this for egotistical reasons and are usually only show themselves where a new security system has come out, and these individuals feel challenged. While they are the classical bad guy, they do have their benefits for existing. Without Black Hat Hackers, there would be no need for all of the other hackers to exist, or security for that reason, and they are actually the reason why jobs are generated for Ethical Hackers.

White Hat Hacker: Good Guy

Just because they are a White Hat Hacker, does not mean they are an Ethical Hacker. A White Hat Hacker only hacks when they feel like they need to, but strictly go out of their way to make sure that they do not hurt anyone in the process. This type of hacker is generally associated with the individuals who provide personalized bug fixers for software and generally try to improve upon software issues that the company seems to be ignoring. You can usually find them on forums, helping people solve issues with their code and just being the good guy for the general public. They dont do anything for profit, they do it because they feel that it is need, and they are almost always happy to help out someone they dont even know to help improve that persons life.

Grey Hat Hacker: The I do it for fun guy

The Grey Hat Hacker is usually the person who hacks video games and tests their skills against varying levels of security because they find it fun. These hackers are problematic because they dont often care whether they harm someone, but they also dont really even think about whether they are hurting someone or not. This is similar to a person who wants to hack into a credit card company because they feel like it would be an interesting adventure.

Red Hat Hacker: The I do it for legal money guy

Red Hat Hackers are usually a mix on Ethical and Un-Ethical Hackers. The reason why they are called Red Hat Hackers is for the terminology of Red Tape. That is right, Red Hat Hackers are usually on the level of hacking government institutions, information hubs, and generally anything that falls underneath the category of sensitive information. The FBI and CIA hold a list of the worlds Red Hat Hackers to keep track of what they do, where they go, and what jobs they are working on as a preventative measure against being hacked themselves. A really big example of this is when the group Anonymous and LulzSec managed to Hack the CIA and cause them a lot of issues for, not only their employees, but also the security companies that place their trust in the CIA.

Neophyte: The Noob

A Neophyte is literally a New Convert, which is to say that this is a person who is new to the hacking world and the term came about for hackers to represent the fact that being hacker is similar to a religious practice.

Definition and Importance: Ethical Hacker

An Ethical Hacker only hacks to prevent others from being able to do things that are morally improper to users of the technology. That is essentially their purpose, but they have to follow specific guidelines that normal hackers do not have to follow.

Guidelines of an Ethical Hacker

An Ethical Hacker has to do a couple of things that a normal hacker does not have to do in order to fulfill their purpose.

They Must Record Everything

Ethical Hackers must record their screen, their keyboard, their mouse, their emotions, and even their heart rate and sometimes their brain waves. All of this information is used to determine the strength of the security and what it will be like for the person on the other end of the screen that is doing the hacking.

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