1. Syed
Mohammad
Omer
Talha Presented Mohammad
Tauqeer Sharjeel
Khan By Shah
Mirza
Shehroz
Baig

2. *
*Introduction to Ethical Hacking
*Who are Hackers
*Why Ethical Hacking??
*Approaches of Ethical Hacking
*Ethical Hackers & Careers
*Conclusion

3. *
*Ethical hacking is the use of hacking
knowledge to attempt to enter a network to
find its loopholes and back doors.
*It is often referred to as ‘legalized hacking’
and yes it is indeed legal and can even reap a
lot of profits for highly skilled individuals.

4. Who are Hackers?
Hackers are one who programs
enthusiastically or who enjoys programming
rather than just theorizing about
programming. He can be:
Black Hats: Extra ordinary computing
skills but diverted to malicious and
destructive purposes.
White Hats: Professional hackers who uses
hacking skills for defensive purposes also
known as security professional.
Grey Hats: Practices both offensive and
defensive hacking skills.

5. Why Ethical Hacking?
 To determine flaws and
vulnerabilities
 To provide a quantitative metric
for evaluating systems and
networks
 To measure against pre-
established baselines
 To determine risk to the
organization
 To design mitigating controls

6. Approaches of Ethical Hacking
• Remote Network
• Remote Dial Up Network
• Locker Network
• Stolen Network
• Physical Entry
• Social Engineering

7. Ethical Hackers & Careers
Security concerned has made public and private industries quite worried
about their security. This has enhanced the hiring process of ethical hackers.
• In countries like US an ethical Hackers can earn approx. $ 120,000
per annum.
• After well Certified Ethical Hackers Training a freelance hacker can
earn $10,000 per assignment.
• Some professional hackers earn from $15000 to $45,000 per
assignment.

8. *
* Always security professionals are one step behind
the hackers and crackers.
* Plan for the unplanned attacks.
* Never underestimate the attackers or overestimate
our existing posture.
* To protect against an attack.
* The role of ethical hacking in security is to provide
customers with awareness of how they could be
attacked and why they are targeted.
“Security though a pain", is necessary.

9. We hoped you learned a little about
Ethical Hacking!