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Ethical hacking is the process of authorized penetration testing of systems and networks to identify security vulnerabilities. It involves five stages: reconnaissance to gather target information; scanning open ports and services; gaining access using tools or exploits; maintaining persistent access covertly; and clearing logs and traces to cover tracks. The goal of ethical hacking is to improve security by finding and fixing vulnerabilities before criminals can exploit them.
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- 1. Introduction to Hacking Ethical Hacking
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