(BQ) This book covers the topic of Computer hacking, what it is, and how you can learn to hack. You will learn about the difference between white hat and black hat hacking, and be given some information on how to secure yourself against hackers. | Hacking Computer Hacking for beginners, how to hack, and understanding computer security! Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1: What is Hacking? Chapter 2: Classifications of Hackers Chapter 3: Types of Hacking Chapter 4: Computer Viruses Chapter 5: Hacking Culture Chapter 6: Hacking and the Law Chapter 7: Simple Hacking Techniques Chapter 8: How to Protect Yourself Chapter 9: Terms a Hacker Should Know Conclusion Introduction Thank you for taking the time to pick up this book about hacking! This book covers the topic of Computer hacking, what it is, and how you can learn to hack. You will learn about the difference between white hat and black hat hacking, and be given some information on how to secure yourself against hackers. You will learn about the different types of hackers, the hacks they do and their motivations. This book will teach you the lexicon that hackers use, and by the end of it you will be well prepared to dive into the hacking community! At the completion of this book you will have a good understanding of how hacking and security works, and should have the ability to perform some simple hacks yourself! Once again, thanks for reading this book, I hope that it can serve as a great introduction to your future in the hacking world! Chapter 1: What is Hacking? Hacking is simply when someone exploits any weaknesses in a computer or computer network to gain entry. In regards to computer networking, hacking is a technical effort to alter the normal behavior of network connections and connected systems. Not all hacking is done with illegal or immoral intentions, and there are many classifications of hackers. The media tends to focus onthe illegal form of hacking, which has given both it and the title “ hacker ” a negative connotation. With the invent of bulletin-board systems, or BBS, in the 1980s, it became possible for people to upload and download information to computer networks. This is when the idea of hacking became .
