3. What’s a Hacker?
Anonymous Hacktivist Group Introduction
Software Freedom
Famous Hackers Introduction
Introducing Useful References and Q & A
Hacker Terms and Types of Hackers
Computer Crimes and Common Cracking Tricks
4. History
Hack definition
Jargon File
Request for Comments
Crack definition
Hacker Ethic
Grey Hat
Black Hat
White Hat
Programmers Subculture
5. What’s a Hacker?
Anonymous Hacktivist Group Introduction
Software Freedom
Famous Hackers Introduction
References and Q & A
Hacker Terms and Types of Hackers
Computer Crimes and Common Cracking Tricks
6. How To Become A Hacker
How can I get started, then?
Historical Note: Hacking and Free
Software
Free Software Movement
Hacker’s Culture
Hackers: Heroes of the Computer
Revolution
Hackers Attitude
7. What’s a Hacker?
Anonymous Hacktivist Group Introduction
Software Freedom
Famous Hackers Introduction
References and Q & A
Hacker Terms and Types of Hackers
Computer Crimes and Common Cracking Tricks
10. Website Forgery
Link manipulation
Phone Phishing
Number manipulation
Fake Mail
Address manipulation
Robots Recognition
11. based on the Debian
Tools Categories:
Information gathering
Vulnerability
assessment
Exploitation tools
Privilege escalation
Maintaining access
Reverse engineering
RFID tools
Stress testing
Forensics
Reporting tools
Services
Miscellaneous
http://backtrack-linux.org
12. What’s a Hacker?
Anonymous Hacktivist Group Introduction
Software Freedom
Famous Hackers Introduction
References and Q & A
Hacker Terms and Types of Hackers
Computer Crimes and Common Cracking Tricks
13. Guy Fawkes mask
Activities
Wikileaks
Occupy Wall Street movement
Stop Online Piracy Act
The Pirate Bay
Megaupload File Sharing
Visa, Mastercard, Paypal
Arab Spring activities
Julian Assange
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16.
17. What’s a Hacker?
Anonymous Hacktivist Group Introduction
Software Freedom
Famous Hackers Introduction
References and Q & A
Hacker Terms and Types of Hackers
Computer Crimes and Common Cracking Tricks
18. The freedom to run the program, for any purpose
The freedom to study how the program works, and change it so it does
your computing as you wish
The freedom to redistribute copies so you can help your neighbor
The freedom to distribute copies of your modified versions to others
Free as in Freedom
Who Control Your Computer?
Free Software Community
Why Free Software?
Free Software Foundation
Software Freedom Day
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20. Copyleft
Creative Commons
Open Source
Working together for free
software
The GNU Operating System
Defective By Design
Windows 7 Sins
PlayOgg
End Software Patents
Campaign for OpenDocument
RIAA Expert Witness Fund
High Priority Free Software
Projects
LibrePlanet
Campaign for Hardware that
Supports Free Software
Free BIOS Campaign
Campaign against the ACTA
HTTP://FSF.ORG HTTP://GNU.ORG
21. Linux Kernel
Smart-Phone OS: Android,Symbian, Meego
Thunderbird Mail Client
GCC (GNU C Compiler) and C Librarys
Server-type Software mysql, PostgreSQL, Apache
Programming Languages such as: TCL Ruby Python PHP Perl
Firefox Web Browser
VLC Media Player
Open Office
TOR Anonymity Online
Pidgin
KDE & Gnome Desktop Environments
Latex
Wikipedia
And …. Let‘s go to next slide for some famous distros
22. Free / Open Source Software
Lower cost for users and higher salary for specialists
Choose how your desktop look like
Scheduler updates with one click
Support every kind of CPU Architecture
More secure
Forget about viruses
Original Software
More efficient in size and faster
Forgot about defragmentation
No backdoor
Multiple workstations
Live disks
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26. What’s a Hacker?
Anonymous Hacktivist Group Introduction
Software Freedom
Famous Hackers Introduction
References and Q & A
Hacker Terms and Types of Hackers
Computer Crimes and Common Cracking Tricks