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Ethical Boundaries of Hacking and Media - Coggle Diagram
Ethical Boundaries of Hacking and Media
Types of Hackers
White Hat
Ethical
Authorized to protect systems
Grey Hat
Mixed intent
Operates in a legal gray area
Black Hat
Unethical
Malicious intent
Phases of Ethical Hacking
Reconnaissance
Scanning
Gaining Access
Maintaining Access
Clearing Tracks
Impact
Society
Safety and Security
Enhances protection against cyber threats
Public Awareness
Surveys show a need for better understanding and awareness of ethical hacking
Business and Technology
Data Protection
Safeguards business and technological assets
Economic Implications
Ethical hacking is a crucial investment for preventing financial losses due to cyber-attacks
Educational
Training and Certification
Importance of professional education in ethical hacking
Teaching Challenges
Balancing technical knowledge with ethical principles
Ethical Evaluation Framework
Business-Friendly Ethics
Predominantly focuses on business interests
Comprehensive Ethical Assessment
Considers broader societal and moral values