Abstract
Someone who is an ethical hacker is a computer and network expert who breaks into security systems on behalf of their owners to find holes that a bad hacker could use. The internet's rapid rise has led to many good things, such as: shopping, e-mail, shared computers, and new Places for ads and information to be sent through What people in business and the government worry about most these days is ethical hacking, which is also called attack testing, penetration testing, or red teaming. Concerns about being "hacked" are raised by businesses, and possible customers are worried about keeping personal information safe.
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