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Hacking
Ethical Hacking or known as Anonymous
By
Jasper John F. Talinting

Mrs. Amelia G. Villanueva
English 102
March 11, 2013

Introduction:

We are approaching for me as an IT Student I’m assume for my technical works and ideology about hacking, hacking is prevent and studies in programming, troubleshooting and etc.
That aware in good conduct but also in our cyber society.

We must think and polite our selves love technology and love our environment people should do, there are 3 types of ethical hacking are black hat, white hat and grey hat so I’m going to do this because of lack of security and bad influences abusing that technology using any kind of devices.

Anonymous is the unknown person that possess his knowledgeable and ideology in his/her mind but also for me as one of them ill try to progress myself and other members too, but we are anonymous should be a nationality and protect the civil rights and internet freedom to all just be a quality student and programmer too.

Hacking is my choice and hacking is the best way but in do some critics we must be wise and logically also too

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Table of Contents
Introduction

Chapter 1: What is hacking

What is hacking

Introduction of hacking

What is ethical hacking

1 what are the three types of hacking

Hacking Techniques

Chapter 2: What is Anonymous

Anonymous Type

Anonymous-OS

Chapter 3:Tools and Manual Hacking

Types of DDOS

Bruteforce Attack

John The Rippler

Low Orbit Ion Cannon

1 High Orbit Ion Cannon

Backtrack 5

Sqli Injection

Website defacement

Chapter 4: Security and Vulnerable

Anti Viruses Cloudflare

Computer Virus

Acknowledgement

About the Author

Chapter 1: What is hacking?

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There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root.

Henry David Thoreau

What is hacking?

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