Ethical Hacking Concepts

noun a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data

• The cybersecurity team is working diligently to prevent any potential breaches from a skilled hacker.
• I heard that a hacker managed to break into the company's database last night.
• That hacker is always pulling off crazy stunts online.
• She's a hacker when it comes to solving difficult puzzles.

noun A person who participates in hacking or breaking into secure computer systems, typically for fun or as a form of activism.

• The phreaker was arrested for hacking into the company's database.
• I heard that phreaker is really good at bypassing security systems.
• That phreaker is a real pro at messing with phone lines.
• In the world of technology, the phreaker is like a modern-day Robin Hood, stealing from the rich corporations and giving to the digital underground.

noun a practice of hacking into the telephone system to make free calls or disrupt service

• Phone phreaking is the act of manipulating telecommunications systems for unauthorized access.
• I heard that phone phreaking used to be a popular hobby among tech enthusiasts.
• Back in the day, phone phreaking was like the ultimate hack for free long distance calls.
• Phone phreaking can be seen as a metaphor for finding unconventional ways to navigate obstacles in life.