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ETHICAL HACKING#1

The practice of intentionally probing systems for vulnerabilities to improve security while adhering to legal and ethical standards.

KALI LINUX#2

A specialized Linux distribution designed for penetration testing and ethical hacking, featuring numerous pre-installed tools.

METASPLOIT#3

A powerful framework used for developing and executing exploit code against target systems, essential for penetration testing.

PENETRATION TESTING#4

A simulated cyber attack against a system to identify vulnerabilities, often conducted by ethical hackers.

RECONNAISSANCE#5

The initial phase of hacking where information about the target is gathered to identify potential vulnerabilities.

SCANNING#6

The process of identifying live hosts, open ports, and services running on a network to assess security.

VULNERABILITY#7

A weakness in a system that can be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access or cause harm.

WHITE HAT HACKER#8

An ethical hacker who uses their skills for defensive purposes, helping organizations improve security.

BLACK HAT HACKER#9

A malicious hacker who exploits vulnerabilities for personal gain, violating laws and ethical standards.

GRAY HAT HACKER#10

A hacker who may violate ethical standards but without malicious intent, often exposing vulnerabilities for improvement.

HACKING LAB#11

A controlled environment where hackers can practice their skills safely without causing harm to real systems.

NETWORK SCANNING#12

The technique of identifying active devices on a network and gathering information about them for security assessments.

ETHICAL RESPONSIBILITY#13

The obligation of hackers to act in ways that protect users and systems, ensuring their actions are legal and ethical.

CYBERSECURITY#15

The practice of protecting systems, networks, and data from digital attacks, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

TOOLKIT#16

A collection of tools and resources that ethical hackers use to conduct tests and assessments effectively.

SOCIAL ENGINEERING#17

Manipulating individuals into divulging confidential information, often a key factor in security breaches.

EXPLOIT#18

A piece of software or code that takes advantage of a vulnerability to gain unauthorized access to a system.

SYN SCAN#19

A stealthy scanning technique that sends SYN packets to determine open ports on a target system.

DRAFTING A CODE OF ETHICS#20

Creating a personal set of guidelines that outline ethical behavior and responsibilities in hacking.

HACKER MINDSET#21

The approach and attitude of a hacker, emphasizing curiosity, problem-solving, and a deep understanding of systems.

DOCUMENTATION#22

Records and manuals created to outline processes, tools, and techniques used in ethical hacking.

USER MANUAL#23

A guide that explains how to use the tools and techniques in the ethical hacking toolkit effectively.

MOCK DEMONSTRATIONS#24

Practice sessions where students showcase their skills and tools in a controlled environment to simulate real-world scenarios.