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Types of hackers - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Who’s most at risk? Anyone who doesn’t want unauthorized access to their systems and networks
      - Motives: Personal enjoyment
      - Typically, they engage in hacking activities for the pure enjoyment of finding gaps in computer systems, and they might even let the owner know if any weak points are found. However, they don’t always take the most ethical route when employing their hacking activities—they may penetrate systems or networks without the owner’s permission (even though they aren’t trying to cause any harm).
- - - - Typically, they engage in hacking activities for the pure enjoyment of finding gaps in computer systems, and they might even let the owner know if any weak points are found. However, they don’t always take the most ethical route when employing their hacking activities—they may penetrate systems or networks without the owner’s permission (even though they aren’t trying to cause any harm).
      - Motives: Personal enjoyment
      - Who’s most at risk? Anyone who doesn’t want unauthorized access to their systems and networks
- - - - Cryptojackers are tough to spot, since the malicious code can go undetected for a long time. Since their motive isn’t to steal victims’ data, but rather to use their system as a vehicle for cryptocurrency mining, it’s difficult to trace the source of the infection once it’s discovered.
      - Motives: Cryptocurrency mining
      - Who’s most at risk? Any individual or organization with unsecured networks