Net+ Mod10 Types of Hackers and Cybersecurity Concepts

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White Hat Hacker

An ethical hacker who finds and fixes security flaws

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Black Hat Hacker

A hacker who breaks into systems illegally for malicious purposes

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Gray Hat Hacker

A hacker who may break into systems without permission but without malicious intent

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Script Kiddie

An inexperienced hacker who uses existing tools to attack

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Hacktivist

A hacker motivated by political or social causes

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Social Engineering

Manipulating people into giving up confidential information

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Phishing

Fraudulent emails designed to steal sensitive information

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Spear Phishing

Targeted phishing aimed at a specific individual or group

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Vishing

Voice phishing using phone calls to trick people

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Smishing

Phishing attacks using SMS messages

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Malware

Software designed to damage or disrupt systems

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Virus

Malware that attaches to legitimate programs and spreads

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Worm

Malware that replicates itself to spread without human action

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Trojan Horse

Malware disguised as legitimate software.

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Ransomware

Malware that encrypts data and demands payment for release

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Spyware

Software that secretly gathers user information

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Rootkit

Software that hides malicious processes on a system

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Physical Security

Protecting physical devices and infrastructure from threats

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Access Control

Restricting entry to systems or buildings to authorized users only

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Mantrap

A small space with two doors that control access one at a time