The term hacking is vague, the actual definition of hacking is to modify something to work other than how it was intended. When uneducated individuals think of the term hacking they think of penetrating government systems or cracking secret codes in a matter of seconds. This is a Hollywood glamafied view of what actual goes on during true penetration of a network or computer system.
The actual term for what type of "hacking" your asking about is, system penetration.
There are MANY methods of breaking into a system or network. So many you'd really have to research it yourself as it would take days for me to give you a good idea of how many different methods there are of exploiting systems. It can take anywhere from hours, to weeks for someone to exploit and penetrate a well secured network or computer system, the most common and vague methods to do this are,
1. Vulnerabilities in computer applications.
2. Vulnerabilities in web applications.
3. Using human error to their advantage (social engineering)
And much more but to give you a general idea you can use some of the sites listed in the Related Links section below.
Yes, if you work on the Federal Government.
None. Hacking, or in the terms of someone who does not work for a the government, cracking, is illegal. Hacking is government approved only if you work for the government.
Hacking is not allowed
Computer hacking can be done remotely by sending a virus, Trojan or something.
Yes, but stay away from it when you do it!!!!
It didn't work, because hacking is bad!! ):<
That is illegal, and no-body knows.
It's not really required, but you can work as a penetration tester, they earn millions.
No it isn't, hacking is the computer science but if you will use your abilities to harm people then it's illegal. You can learn hacking work as a penetration tester and earn money (They make millions). By the way a penetration tester found vulnerability/weakness and report it.
how to be safe from hacking
She had a hacking cough.
Because you are hacking.