1.13 Types of hackers and the implications of hacking and non-compliance with a code of conduct

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What is a white hacker

ethical hacker where the hacker is given permission to hack into digital systems, such as networks, to identify any holes or vulnerabilities

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What is a grey hat hacker?

hacks into a computer system but with no malicious intent, could possibly ask to pay to fix vulnerability

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What is a black hat hacker?

where the hacker hacks into a computer system with malicious intent. This intent can

include stealing, exploiting the data stolen or seen, and selling on the data

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What do some black hat activities include?

-hacktivist: carry out united cyber attacks on businesses or industries

-organised crime syndicate: groups of hackers that commit major crimes

-nation state: commit cyber attacks on governers

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What are some internal implications of hacking?

-disciplinary action or loss of employment

-restriction of future employment and other privileges

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What are some external implications of hacking?

-loss of status and cannot be in their professional body etc

-prosecution for fines and imprisonment

-loss of reputation