Yes.. hackers hack into networks.
Why... for various reasons. They mightened like the owners of the network. If there's a server on the network, it will come in handy if they need any hardcore work done (breaking encryptions) if they want to launch an attack against another network or website. Steal employee data. Steal data in general. Steal bandwidth. Lots more reasons.
How... hundreds of ways. It could be a work / school network (thats how alot of hackers start out). If this is the case, then they have permissons.. just need to escalate those permissions. Keyloggers, sniffers, find a weakness in any web apps the server is hosting (if any), find a weakness in the server OS, social engineering, send remote access trojand to users on the network. If its a negihbours wireless network then its just a matter of cracking the WEP/WPA key.
They are computer viruses that let hackers and other viruses in to your computer undetected. They are computer viruses that let hackers and other viruses in to your computer undetected.
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This is usually used to describe the Internet. A few computers connected together is a computer network. A few computer networks connected together is a network of networks.
PAN stands for Personal Area Network in computer networks(area wise classified networks)
Yes it is,virus' like these are called spyware and are used by hackers to spy on what you do in your computer once they enter your computer
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It can offer security for your home computer. It can protect your computer and emails from hackers. Some people know how to scan into your router and hack into your computer.
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internet is a collection of inter-related computers,where as computer networks is a collection of automated(independent) computers.
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This is especially used by people who do specialized work with computers - computer hardware, programming, computer networks, etc., but also anything related to data communication.This is especially used by people who do specialized work with computers - computer hardware, programming, computer networks, etc., but also anything related to data communication.This is especially used by people who do specialized work with computers - computer hardware, programming, computer networks, etc., but also anything related to data communication.This is especially used by people who do specialized work with computers - computer hardware, programming, computer networks, etc., but also anything related to data communication.
Hackers are individuals who use their technical skills to gain unauthorized access to computer systems or networks for various purposes, which can include cyber vandalism. Cyber vandalism specifically refers to the act of intentionally disrupting or damaging computer systems, networks, or data, often for malicious or destructive purposes. In essence, hackers can engage in cyber vandalism, but not all hackers necessarily do so.
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They are computer viruses that let hackers and other viruses in to your computer undetected. They are computer viruses that let hackers and other viruses in to your computer undetected.
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