Why should you become hacker ?
Why should you become hacker ?
Like any other technological advancement in human history, the benefits gained by mankind from the computerization and digitization of our world come at a price. The more information we can store and transmit, the more it becomes vulnerable to theft or destruction. The more dependent our lives become on technology and on rapid, instantaneous communication, the greater are the consequences of losing access to those capabilities. It is not only possible, but in fact routine for billions of dollars to be transferred overseas in the blink of an eye. Entire libraries can be stored on devices no bigger than a human thumb. It is common to see toddlers playing rather mundane games on smartphones or tablets that have more computing power than machines which just 50 years ago would have filled entire rooms.
This unprecedented concentration of data and digital wealth, coupled with society’s increasing reliance on digital means of storage and communication, has been a bonanza for savvy and malicious opportunists eager to take advantage of every vulnerability. From individuals committing petty theft and fraud, to political activists, large and highly organized criminal Cabels, terriorits groups, and nation state actors, computer hacking has become a multi-billion dollar global industry - not only in the commission of the crimes themselves, but in the time, effort and capital dedicated to protecting information and resources. It is impossible to exaggerate the implications of computer security in our current time. The critical infrastructure of cities and entire nations is inextricably tied to computer networks. Records of daily financial transactions are digitally stored whose theft or deletion could wreak havoc on entire economies. Sensitive email communications can sway political elections or court cases when released to the public. Perhaps the most concerning of all potential vulnerabilities is in the military realm, where increasingly networked and computerized instruments of war must be kept out of the wrong hands at all cost. These high-profile threats are accompanied by the lesser, but cumulative effects of smaller scale transgressions like identity theft and leaks of personal information that have devastating consequences to the lives of everyday people. Not all hackers have necessarily malicious intent. In nations with hampered freedom of speech or oppressive laws, hackers serve to spread vital information among the populace that might normally be suppressed or sanitized by an authoritarian regime. Although their activity is still illegal by their own country’s laws, many are considered to be serving a moral purpose. Ethical lines are therefore often blurred when it comes to hacking for the purpose of political activism or for the dissemination of information that could be of value to the public or to oppressed populations. In order to limit the damage that can be done by individuals and groups with less-than-honorable intentions, it is necessary to keep up with the tools, procedures and mindsets of hackers. Computer hackers are highly intelligent, resourceful, adaptive and extremely persistent. The best among them have always been, and will likely continue to be, a step ahead of efforts to thwart them. Thus, computer security specialists endeavor to become just as adept and practiced at the art of hacking as their criminal adversaries. In the process of gaining this knowledge, the “ethical hacker” is expected to make a commitment not to use their acquired skills for illegal or immoral purposes.
This hacker's blog is intended to serve as an introduction to the language, landscape, tools, and procedures of computer hacking. As a beginner’s guide, it assumes that the reader has little prior knowledge of computer hacking per se, other than what they have been exposed to in media or casual conversation. It does assume a general layperson’s familiarity with modern computer terminology and the internet. Detailed instructions and specific hacking procedures are out of the scope of this book and are left for the reader to pursue further as they are more comfortable with the material.
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This unprecedented concentration of data and digital wealth, coupled with society’s increasing reliance on digital means of storage and communication, has been a bonanza for savvy and malicious opportunists eager to take advantage of every vulnerability. From individuals committing petty theft and fraud, to political activists, large and highly organized criminal Cabels, terriorits groups, and nation state actors, computer hacking has become a multi-billion dollar global industry - not only in the commission of the crimes themselves, but in the time, effort and capital dedicated to protecting information and resources. It is impossible to exaggerate the implications of computer security in our current time. The critical infrastructure of cities and entire nations is inextricably tied to computer networks. Records of daily financial transactions are digitally stored whose theft or deletion could wreak havoc on entire economies. Sensitive email communications can sway political elections or court cases when released to the public. Perhaps the most concerning of all potential vulnerabilities is in the military realm, where increasingly networked and computerized instruments of war must be kept out of the wrong hands at all cost. These high-profile threats are accompanied by the lesser, but cumulative effects of smaller scale transgressions like identity theft and leaks of personal information that have devastating consequences to the lives of everyday people. Not all hackers have necessarily malicious intent. In nations with hampered freedom of speech or oppressive laws, hackers serve to spread vital information among the populace that might normally be suppressed or sanitized by an authoritarian regime. Although their activity is still illegal by their own country’s laws, many are considered to be serving a moral purpose. Ethical lines are therefore often blurred when it comes to hacking for the purpose of political activism or for the dissemination of information that could be of value to the public or to oppressed populations. In order to limit the damage that can be done by individuals and groups with less-than-honorable intentions, it is necessary to keep up with the tools, procedures and mindsets of hackers. Computer hackers are highly intelligent, resourceful, adaptive and extremely persistent. The best among them have always been, and will likely continue to be, a step ahead of efforts to thwart them. Thus, computer security specialists endeavor to become just as adept and practiced at the art of hacking as their criminal adversaries. In the process of gaining this knowledge, the “ethical hacker” is expected to make a commitment not to use their acquired skills for illegal or immoral purposes.
This hacker's blog is intended to serve as an introduction to the language, landscape, tools, and procedures of computer hacking. As a beginner’s guide, it assumes that the reader has little prior knowledge of computer hacking per se, other than what they have been exposed to in media or casual conversation. It does assume a general layperson’s familiarity with modern computer terminology and the internet. Detailed instructions and specific hacking procedures are out of the scope of this book and are left for the reader to pursue further as they are more comfortable with the material.
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