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A Hacker's Perspective

Arcade's
Ethical Hacking

Key psychological factors that contribute to the hacker mindset include: Curiosity and Problem-Solving: Hackers are often driven by an insatiable curiosity to explore the limits of technology. They view systems as puzzles to be solved, and security measures as challenges to overcome.
Social Engineering: Many hackers exploit human psychology to gain unauthorized access to systems. By manipulating social norms and trust, they can trick individuals into revealing sensitive information or granting access to privileged accounts. Anti-Authority Mentality: Some hackers may have a rebellious streak and a desire to challenge established norms and institutions. This can manifest in acts of cybercrime or hacking for social or political causes.

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Power of ChatGPT

ChatGPT and Ethical Hacking

The AI revolution is shaking up the world of cybersecurity,
ChatGPT hackers can use ChatGPT ethically to automate repetitive tasks, generate sophisticated phishing simulations, and predict potential attack vectors based on current threat landscapes.

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Red Team Operator

Enterprise-level attack scenarios

Pentesting and red teaming can overlap—especially in that
usually comes down to scope and strategy.
Pentests are more about targeted vulnerability hunting with a checklist

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Cybercrime as a Service

Types of Cyber Crime Groups

The adage “teamwork makes dreamwork” extends to cybercriminals as well.
To launch more successful cyberattacks, malicious actors with different
specialized skills have conglomerated to form Cybercrime as a Service (CaaS).

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