Now it's time to talk about hacking methodology.
Now, the first thing which is the footprinting now, it is the process of using massive methods of
gaining information about the target system prior to performing that, that it can reveal vulnerabilities
of the target system and improve the ease with which they can be exploited.
Now, various methods are employed for footprinting for scanning.
It is the process of taking information obtained from the footprint phase in order to target the attack.
More precisely, and some of the methods used in this phase are both scans being sweeps, operating
system detection, observation of facilities used by the target and so on.
Now, if we have enumeration, it is the process of extracting more detailed information about the information
obtained during the scanning phase to determine its usefulness.
Some of the methods used in this state are user accounts, enumeration, S&P Enumeration, Unix, Linux
enumeration and the enumeration, A.P. Enumeration, MPB enumeration, DNS enumeration and so on.
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Now, system hacking, it is the process of planning and executing the attack based on the information
obtained in the previous phases in this phase, the attacker before the actual hacking process using
hacking tools.
We have this condition of privilege, it is a process of obtaining privileges that are granted to higher
privileges, accounts like that, or the admin then the attacker broke into originally because of this
step is to move from lowly accounts such as this account all the way up to administrator orat.
Now we have covering trucks.
It's the process of removing any evidence of that Dacos presence in the system and that Dukkha just
look finds and removes other evidence needed for the owner of the system to admit that an attack.
Planting back doors, it's the process of securing unauthorized remote access to a computer so the attacker
can access the system later without being detected, and those are usually a computer programs that
give an attacker the remote access to a targeted computer system.