Ethical Hacking

First Himma’s argues that, to determine if an act of hacktivism is morally justified depends on how much harm is done. Himma’s first premise shows that there is a possibility that some acts of hacktivism potentially can be morally permissible, but often acts labeled as hacktivism are not. For example, a harmful act of hacktivism that should not be considered morally permissible by Himma’s standard was when Sony experienced one of the most impactful hacktivist acts by LulzSec in April, 2011. LulzSec is an anarchist group that came up with an effective strategy of using social media and clever

Hacking has been perceived as a common act and scandal in news reporting. It involves widely accepted and ongoing controversy despite it reveals a variety of stories that are important and are behind the artificial facts. In the case of hacking in Dirty Politics, excerpts from private emails had been hacked from blogger Cameron Slater’s computer, which revealed some secrets and secret deals between Slater and some politicians in New Zealand. It therefore let the public know how Slater obtained and exposed some of the ‘big secrets’ of the left politicians, and doubt the objectivity of the blog and the direction of the voice. It argues that the hacking act was justifiable because exposing the activity they describe is in the public interest. This perspective is based on utilitarianism. However, the hacking issue in this case can be perceived differently via using different ethic concepts and approaches which depend on the standards used in different ethic concepts. Based on this understanding, the consequence of the hacking behaviour cannot be simply and solely used as an indicator to conclude this behaviour as morally right.

As the world becomes ever more involved within the digital realm, it is important to asses acts that may be morally questionable. Such acts like that of a hacker, Hack, and her unauthorized intrusion into a hospital database done purely for personal pleasure. It is my goal to prove that doing so is morally wrong. The proponent of this act, Mickey Soft, lists it as morally permissible for the following reasons:

THE COMPUTER FRAUD and Abuse Act, the law that’s been at the heart of almost every controversial hacking case of the past decade, is in the news again this month.

Almost 90 percent of our society now depends on complex computer based system. With the increasingly use of computer and explosive growth of the Internet has brought many good things: electronic commerce, online banking, e-mail, video conferencing etc. The improvement of systems security to prevent criminal hacker has become an important concern to society. There are many ways to protect those information systems; it seems that the Ethical Hacking is a better way. Therefore, whether to teach or not teach the "Ethical Hacking" as a course in Tertiary education has become an interesting argument. In this article will analysis the ethical, legal, and ethical implications of this issue.

Ethical hacking is typically done within an organization that you either work for or that has hired you to perform security tests such as penetration testing.

In “The Social Construction of What?” Hacking explores many topics including the subject of physics. Hacking is a philosopher who is an expert in continental philosophy as well as social theory. He states the common claims of constructionists as X not being inevitable and that it should be improved and reformed. Hacking also speaks of how constructionists apply these criticisms to things such as gender, race, and the topic of women. He goes against the view of many physicists who believe that the results of research are “as is”. He states that the contingency of science is found in the way in which the question is in fact stated. Although, after the framing of the questions, the answers or “contents” of science are non-contingent.

An ethical hacker is a person who performs most of the same activities a cracker does, but with the owner or company’s permission.

Technology is the most essential unit in human life. One of the most important forms of technology is the internet. The internet is used by every business all over the world. Majority of companies have their own websites, social media accounts, company e-mails, and software systems to operate within their business. Businesses that are on the internet set an image for their company and ultimately target customers into their business. It is also a great way for communication, whether its through e-mail or social media, the internet provides an effective way to communicate between one another. The internet through businesses also presents some of the most vital pieces of information the company has to offer. The internet is widely used throughout the business world, which equates to many anti-virus and protection programs throughout the computers and electronics of the business. However, there are many groups and individual people who attempt to break into a business’s website, e-mails, and software systems. There are laws that prevent internet hacking, and hackers can do severe jail time if they are caught. Even with all the punishments a person can receive, people still try to break into businesses websites, e-mails, and software systems to either gain an edge on the company to further themselves, or the make a statement that the anti-virus and protection programming is just not strong enough to outlast an internet hacker. There have been many companies file lawsuits

The replication crisis is a topic that has gained a fair amount of attention in the past years. It centers on the finding that numerous of the studies that have been conducted in the field of psychology cannot be replicated. Only recently a paper was published in Nature stating that less than half of the studies in psychology can be reproduced. It has been shown that this effect is not only applicable to studies of the psychological science, but also to medicine, technology, mathematical sciences, and many other disciplines in which research is being done.

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Computer hacking can be both ethical and unethical. Ethical hacking is when something is hacked legally and helps better the community. For example operating systems are usually hacked by their creators to see what the vulnerabilities are, and then they are fixed or patched. The most serious issue in the computer world (and in the presidential race) is unethical hacking. Unethical hacking is when someone steals data for their own gain,

The ethical issues surrounding hacking, stem from several sources mainly dealing with order and control, and information ownership. What is difficult to decipher from all the media hoopla surrounding the terms, "hacker" and "hacking" is both the simultaneous sensationalism and the condemnation of said activities. Of course just recently, even a movie was made and was appropriately called Hackers. The term and all that it implies has truly entered our popular consciousness when Hollywood has made a box office movie on it. As the advancement of computer technologies and systems of information become increasingly more and more complex in today's fast paced modern world and said technologies become an integral

Hacking is the process of gaining unauthorized access to information through various means like systems or computers. In the context of computer security, a hacker is that person who looks for weakness in a system so that they can gain access to unauthorized information. They are motivated by various reasons like protest, profits or evaluating the entire system weaknesses.

As the world becomes more and more reliant on computers the computer hacking industry is greatly rising. With people such as Kevin Mitnick, who is known as a "computer terrorist" (Kjochaiche 1), computerized information isn't safe any more. Kevin is known as "the most high-profiled computer criminal and responsible for more havoc in the computer world today."(1) He considered this a fun and easy task. He got caught and thrown into prison, but once he got out nothing changed. Kevin stated that as long as the technology is there it just calls to people to break into it. Computer hackers usually start off young, thinking that it is nothing but a little harmless fun. But as they get older, they realize it has turned into