Can you introduce some legendary hackers

I think I still have a say in this topic, because I have been in this industry for eight years since 2008. How did you get into this industry? It's ridiculous to say, because there was no cable TV installed at home at the time, and I was only in junior high school at the time, and I happened to be an avid sports fan during the Olympics, so I had to go to an Internet café to watch live broadcasts.

I didn't have a few dollars in my pocket and couldn't go for too long, so I broke the login system of the Internet café so that I could watch the Olympics for 5 yuan for a day, and this was my first hacking operation. Is it magical? I don't think so.

Since my last experience, I have become more and more obsessed with the Internet world, and I have a vague feeling that this is a good opportunity for me to turn the tables around.

When it comes to whether this industry is amazing or not, I think we have to distinguish what level of hacker it is. There is a group of people in this world who can hack into any country's central bank and withdraw funds from their accounts through a single computer. Even some hackers are even able to enter the national defense system, and his mouse can mobilize all the country's aircraft and submarines.

Such hacks are magical. They are the gods of hackers.

I've seen a group of people shouting loudly and telling the people around them that they are hackers. But they are not, they are mainly adolescent teenagers, and there are some people who deliberately destroy computer and mobile phone systems. You don't have the ability to do anything to undermine someone's sense of security, but the purpose of doing so doesn't make you a hacker.

Just as stealing a car with wire doesn't make you an automotive engineer.

There is also a group of white hat hackers who work for major cybersecurity companies or corporate security departments, and their jobs include monitoring vulnerabilities, killing Trojans, and fixing systems. From an unruly youth who does not abide by the rules and makes trouble in the virtual world, to a geek who abides by the rules of the industry and keeps to himself, it is a process that many people have experienced. In exchange, the agency they work for gives them a secure identity, a platform to enjoy maximum freedom to attack, and a decent salary.

Such a person can only be called a programmer or a more advanced network engineer, but by no means a hacker.

True hackers have their own cultural traits. Become a hacker by being a person with these qualities. And hackers are masters.

They will help you learn and give you a steady stream of motivation. If you want to be a hacker, the most important thing is to imitate their spirit, their emotions, and their creative artistic atmosphere. Then I'm sure you'll be a hacker that everyone recognizes.

No, for example, the ancient thief, sneaking into the palace, can only disguise himself as a eunuch and guard to sneak in, instead of flying the eaves and walking on the wall, that is a myth. You don't have the permission to locate it, and the dynamic IP you can get from locating is just a number, and it's useless to check it for you without someone from the business hall. If you want to steal Alipay, you need a service password, and the phone itself doesn't know, only you know, and you won't tell him, unless you hack Alibaba itself.

Guest, now has been divided into, red guest, white guest, gray guest.

Red customers are some people who are skilled but disdain to be in the company of those saboteurs, called red customers.

White customers, also known as security protectors, in ordinary words, are some of the original hackers who have turned regular, and they have entered major technology companies to protect network security.

Gray customers, also known as hackers, are saboteurs in the eyes of those red, white, and hackers, and they are deliberately destroying the system, malicious attacks, and a series of sabotage methods.

Hackers build, hackers destroy.

Hacker: Jargon

The term "hacker" is given a number of definitions, most of which involve a high level of programming skills, a strong desire to solve problems and overcome limitations. If you want to know how to become a hacker, then good, only two aspects are important.

Redhacker

Those who know a little about the Internet and computers must still remember the world-famous Sino-US hacker war in May 2001, when the "main force" of the Chinese side was the famous red guest. In China, red has a specific value meaning, justice, morality, progress, strength, etc., so what is a red guest?

The red guest is a spirit, and he is tending to technical ability before that.

He is a spirit of loving the motherland, upholding justice, and forging ahead. As long as you have this spirit and love computer technology, you can be called a red customer. This is the definition of a celebrity on the Internet, and it is not difficult to see that they are no different from hackers and hackers in essence except for blindly emphasizing patriotism.

As you can see from its name, "redhacker" is nothing more than "hacker".

It's just a "red" added in front, isn't that a red hacker, why bother calling it a red guest.

Blue Ke: It is to do some "hands and feet" in the program when doing programs for others, and then through this "hands and feet" as a "non-administrator" to enter the ** and attack**, usually to empty the user's database or other small actions; Trying to collect or extort ** "oil and water" in the name of helping you "maintain".

At present, part of the program of the natural code ** may be asked to be done by others, and the "blue guest" is broken in the middle, and I have found that the "blue guest" has emptied the database of the ** three times.

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