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They use hacking skills to identify security vulnerabilities in hardware, software or networks, white hat hackers respect the rule of law as it applies to hacking.

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Gray hat hackers often look for vulnerabilities in a system without the owner's permission or knowledge. They may sometimes violate laws or typical ethical standards, but usually does not have the malicious intent.

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Black Hat hackers are criminals who break into computer networks with malicious intent  for their own personal profit.

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Stumbles upon a web page about Hacking and downloads all the utilities and programs to his PC, starts reading and running the programs to see what they do.

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Amateur hackers that don’t possess the same level of skill or expertise as more advanced hackers. To make up for this, they turn to existing malware created by other hackers to carry out their attacks.

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Thinks he is a hacker but he doesn't have the necessary knowledge and has no intention of learning.

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Phishing: A type of social engineering attack used to steal data like: Login credentials and credit card numbers.

Spoofing: A tecnique when the hacker pretends to be someone else to gain the victims trust and steal them data.

Social engineering: When you manipulate someone and use personal information to gain access to private information.

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Sniffing: Is a process of monitoring all data packets containing sensitive information such as password, account information  to manipulate  switch-bassed networks.

brute force attack: Is a cryptographic hack to guess possible combinations for passwords ussing trial-and-error to guess possible combinations for passwords used for logins, encryption keys, or hidden web pages.

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- Do not use dictionary words.
- Upper case
- Numbers
-No short words.
- Special characters.
- Mix up passwords.
- No personal information.

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Malware is malicious software. Usually sent in emails hidden in things that seem safe, like links, ads or websites. It is used to harm computers or networks in order to steal data or money. It’s impressive how with just one click it can install and start acting on the program.

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Is it safe to connect your cellphone to a USB port in a airport, concert, hotel or any other public place? justify your answer.  

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Is it safe to connect your cellphone to a USB port in a airport, concert, hotel or any other public place? justify your answer.  

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No, because you can never know if the port is safe or if it has been changed to stole you're data in seconds. It could stole your bank account information, passwords, e mails, etc.

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It’s everything you leave behind as you use the internet.

Website online shopping
Track the movement, searches and interests to advertise more personally.

Social media
Everything you post is stored and recorded on servers

Your device
Some platforms ask you to secure your accounts by linking all your devices.

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Federal law on protection of personal data held by individuals
The responsible takes care of the private data of a user/company. They use the private signal to answer what data is asking for; what are going to use it for; private rights.
The companies have the consent of the owner of the information; inform what the costumer data will be used for; and guarantee your ARCO rights.

ARCO rights
Access: know the data is being processed
Rectification: To modify the data.
Cancelation: May request to cancel the information.
Opposition: Prevent the use of the information.

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When someone builds a relationship, with a child or young person se they can manipulate, exploit and abuse them.
Those who are groomed can be sexually abuse, exploited or trafficked.

Types of grooming
The relationship a groomer builds can take different forms. This could be:

A romantic relationship

As a mentor

An authority figure

A dominant and persistent figure.