Survey on Ethical Hacking Process in Network Security
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 30, Vol 3, Issue 7
Abstract
Hacking is a process in which, a person or team exploits the weakness in a system for self-proceeds or indulgence. Ethical Hacking is an activity which focuses on the vulnerability in a system and discovers the weakness and try to rectify the security weakness of a system. In the emergent field of internet, computer security is the ultimate concern for the organizations and governments. Ethical hacker plays a vital role in protecting the valuable and sensitive data in a system. This main o
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U. Murugavel
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