ethical hacking

In the early days of hacking, it was seen as an act of mischievousness. Hackers sought to explore and push the boundaries of technology, often with no malicious intent. But as the internet age progressed, the definition of hacking shifted. Black hat hacking emerged and quickly became a criminal enterprise, with hackers often profiting off of their malicious activities. The impact of this new form of hacking has been felt all over the world, leading to debates over the ethical implications of such behavior. In this section, we’ll explore the current state of black hat hacking, and what the future may hold.