Establishing a Hacking Plan - 06

When you want to protect your system, you need to know where you might be attacked by hackers. This means that in order to catch a thief, you need to think like a person.

Now that you know what hackers might be looking for when scanning, you know Where to start creating your security points and where you should test for vulnerabilities.

At this point, you understand why a particular hacker might pinpoint a particular organization, individual, Or a separate device as the target. Any smart hacker will target the following vulnerabilities:

1. Users or administrators who may leave the target device unattended

2. Weak or unchanged passwords that may be used on all sync devices

3. Equipment owners who do not understand the complexity of their own systems or do not understand the latest systems Security Protocol

When you think about how to manage your computer and Internet connection, you think Most of the systems you use every day are not as safe as you hope. hacker Knowing this, so they can be sure that certain connection points are not Or some points in the firewall are easily compromised Detected. It’s also easy for every hacker to take advantage of the environment they want to attack, Especially when they know that they can gain full access without notifying the administrator.

Once a vulnerability is discovered by a criminal hacker, you cannot expect the hacker to keep it secret. all Hackers can network themselves to broadcast their activities and gain support from others Within the community. Because most system administrators and ordinary IT teams don’t realize The attack is about to happen or what is the loophole in their system, there is room for criminal hackers Take the time to research what is the most useful attack. As criminal attackers plant their attacks, move Avoid detection very slowly and start at the most vulnerable time. You also need to create a Work Ethical Hacking Plan to prevent any attacks.