The hacker culture emphasizes information sharing and free access, which to some extent promotes the dissemination of knowledge and the popularization of technology.

Negative Effects

Certain actions in the hacker culture, such as unauthorized system access and data theft, may infringe on the freedom and interests of others.

Some members of the hacker culture are committed to exposing and preventing privacy leaks, and protecting personal privacy through technical means.

Negative Effects:

On the other hand, criminals in the hacker culture may use technology to invade others privacy, such as stealing personal information through hacker attacks, malicious software and other means.

Red guest refers to those Chinese hackers who hack with patriotic motives. They usually launch cyber attacks during international political conflicts or high nationalist sentiment to protect the national interest or retaliate against cyber attacks against China.

Hacktivist

Hacktivist are those who use hacking technology for political or social activities. They express protest, expose injustice or promote social change by invading, destroying and leaking information.

Through Girls Who Code, Saujani helps thousands of young women acquire programming skills and encourages them to get into technology.

She provides various open source hardware and educational resources through Adafruit to encourage more women and young people to participate in electronic engineering and programming.

The hacker culture encourages technological innovation and breakthrough. Many hackers are the leaders in the field of technology, and they have promoted the rapid development of technology through continuous attempts and exploration.

Negative Effects

However, some innovations in the hacker culture may involve illegal activities, such as developing malicious software and conducting cyber attacks.

DRM is sometimes called copy protection, replication control, technical protection measures, etc., but these names are controversial.

For example, opponents of DRM argue that it limits user freedom:

Device compatibility limits

Format conversion restrictions

Multi-device use restrictions

Content persistence limitations

But there is no denying that the introduction of DRM technology has improved the user experience .

1、Malware

2、Exploiting Vulnerabilities

3、Phishing

4、Man-in-the-Middle Attack

5、Password Attacks

6、DoS / DDoS

7、Backdoor

8、Social Engineering

Snowden case | WikiLeaks | Anonymous

Typical examples include Chinas Great Fire Wall (Great Firewall) and Russias "sovereign Internet" bill. The government uses Internet filtering, web censorship, and online monitoring to control what information citizens access.

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