Hackezés

Hackezés, often referred to as hacking, is the practice of exploiting computer systems and networks. This can involve a wide range of activities, from identifying vulnerabilities to gaining unauthorized access. The term "hacker" itself can have various connotations, often distinguished between ethical hackers who work to improve security and malicious hackers who engage in illegal activities.

Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing or white hat hacking, involves authorized attempts to penetrate computer systems, networks, or applications to identify security vulnerabilities that a malicious attacker could exploit. These security professionals use their skills to help organizations strengthen their defenses.

In contrast, malicious hacking, or black hat hacking, refers to unauthorized access to computer systems with the intent to cause harm, steal data, or disrupt services. This can include activities like installing malware, phishing for sensitive information, or launching denial-of-service attacks. Grey hat hackers operate in a middle ground, sometimes acting without permission but with the intent of informing others of vulnerabilities.

The motivations behind hackezés vary widely. Some hackers are driven by curiosity and the desire to understand how systems work. Others seek financial gain, political advantage, or simply the challenge of overcoming security measures. Regardless of motivation, unauthorized access to computer systems can have significant legal and ethical implications.