2. Slide 1: Introduction to Hacking
β’ Hacking is the act of identifying and exploiting
weaknesses in a computer system or network
to gain unauthorized access or cause harm. It
can be ethical or malicious.
3. Slide 2: Types of Hackers
β’ β’ White Hat Hackers: Ethical hackers
β’ β’ Black Hat Hackers: Malicious intent
β’ β’ Grey Hat Hackers: In between
β’ β’ Hacktivists: Politically motivated hackers
4. Slide 3: Common Hacking
Techniques
β’ β’ Phishing
β’ β’ Malware
β’ β’ Denial of Service (DoS)
β’ β’ SQL Injection
β’ β’ Man-in-the-Middle attacks
5. Slide 4: Tools Used in Hacking
β’ Popular tools include:
β’ β’ Wireshark
β’ β’ Nmap
β’ β’ Metasploit
β’ β’ Burp Suite
β’ These tools are used for testing and exploiting
vulnerabilities.
6. Slide 5: Preventing Hacking
β’ To prevent hacking:
β’ β’ Use strong passwords
β’ β’ Regularly update software
β’ β’ Use antivirus programs
β’ β’ Educate users
β’ β’ Employ firewalls and encryption