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Essay On Advantages And Disadvantages Of Hacking

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Prepared For
Prof. Kapil Mohan Garg

Prepared by
Ujjal kumar Chowdhury
PGDM (2015-2017)

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE
MOHAN NAGAR, GHAZIABAD

August 7, 2015

History of Hacking:
 Hacking is a part of Computer & Technology from the last 40 years.
 The first computer hacker emerged at MIT(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge)
 Hacking began in the year of 1960 at MIT, origin of term “hacker”.
 The Hackers always have the thirst of knowledge
 Boredom is never an object of challenge for the hackers.

What is hacking? Actually, Hacking is an unauthorized access to technological …show more content…

 Shut down the machine.
 Disconnect the machine from any kind of network.
 Format the machine with all backup.
 Arrange new password.
 And if it will happen in an extreme position then have to make a complain to the police.

Advantages of Hacking: Hacking helps us to become aware about that no password, no network, no technology is 100% secure. It can be used for recovering the lost information if I forget my password.

Disadvantages of Hacking: Hacking is a criminal offence. It’s Illegal in each & every country of the world. It breaks the privacy of anyone. Hacking creates problems in network connection. Hacking can destroy the whole system.

Conclusion: If we want to stop hacking, firstly we have to become careful at the time of using password, network, websites & technology. When we are doing any online transactions we have to keep watch on site that the protocol of the site is https:// and there is a lock symbol.
When we are going to arrange password, password should be with the combination of characters, Digits and symbols.

Bibliography: “HACKING-THE ART OF EXPLOITATION” written by Jon Erickson & the publisher is William

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