🔒Different categories of hackers: white hat, black hat, and grey hat
💳The business of hacking: cardists, defacers, and malware developers
📱Common scams: phone balance, messaging, and fake links
🌐The dark web and data breaches: leaked databases available for sale
🔐End-to-end encryption: the reality and challenges of secure messaging apps
How can I protect myself from hacking?
—Avoid clicking on unknown links, keep your devices updated, use strong and unique passwords, and be cautious about sharing personal information online.
Is it possible to hack any smartphone?
—While hacking smartphones is possible, it requires specialized knowledge and sophisticated techniques. Keeping your device updated and secure can greatly reduce the risk of hacking.
Is end-to-end encryption really secure?
—End-to-end encryption provides a high level of security for your messages, but it's crucial to ensure you're using trusted and reputable messaging apps that implement encryption properly.
Can governments tackle cyber crime effectively?
—Tackling cyber crime is a complex challenge for governments due to the constantly evolving nature of cyber attacks and the global reach of hackers. Cooperation between governments, law enforcement agencies, and security experts is essential.
What are the different categories of hackers?
—Hackers can be categorized into white hat (ethical hackers), black hat (offensive hackers), and grey hat (a mix of ethical and offensive hacking). Each category has different motivations and goals.
00:00Introduction to the dark world of hacking and cyber security.
05:30Different categories of hackers: white hat, black hat, and grey hat.
11:00Common scams and how to protect yourself from them.
14:30Data breaches and leaked databases sold on the dark web.
18:00The reality and challenges of end-to-end encryption.
