Chapter 6
Hacker
The Internet was originally maintained by of “trusting” the participants . Correct e-mail delivery also assumes that each network would do the right thing .
It is technically possible and also extremely easy to open or falsify transferred mail en route .
However, e-mail systems have been created based on a trust that “no one would do such a thing . ”
If this relationship of trust breaks down, the Internet will soon cease to function .
The Internet is a technology that was originally created for the United States to compete against its enemy the Soviet Union .
Therefore, at first, it was considered to only connect member states .
It is assumed that the enemy would not get in .
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A hacker (or a cracker . The terms are synonymous here) is a person who misuses his knowledge to break into other people’s computers and “tamper” with the system .
Hackers are currently classified into approximately six types according to their motives .
The “Thrill Seeker” who, regardless of whether it’s good or bad, finds joy in taking on difficult hacking challenges .
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The “Market Manipulator” who seeks out new business opportunities in the untapped areas of the Internet .
The “Freelancer” who is hired by the country and hacks for a living .
The “Hacktivist” who appeals to society based on his principles and convictions .
The “Sneak Thief” who steals information for money .
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The “Stalker” who monitors and follows targets of interest .
In practice, there are many cases where these elements are mixed .
Also, one of the means that hackers use to achieve their purposes is the computer virus .
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