Were Are Hackers ... ?
Were are hackers
Were do they live
What do they do
What for they do
What is there aim
Hacker are everywhere on the net. There are two types of hacker:
1. White hat
2. Black hat
White hat hackers are the one who fight lack hat hacker. Companies especially online company hire white hat hackers for them to fight and protect their online business. Hacking is an illegal act, it is a way of stealing on the internet.
Very smart people with a high level of intelligence(s) definitely within the concept of multiple intelligence theory of Howard Gardner. Definitely high in Visual-Linguistic, Logial-mathematical, and intrapersonal. Maybe Musical-rhythmic and harmonic and questionable regarding Existential.
The different (abilities) Intelligences
Musical–rhythmic and harmonic
Visual–spatial
Verbal–linguistic
Logical–mathematical
Bodily–kinesthetic
Interpersonal
Intrapersonal
Naturalistic
Existential
The purist, IMHO, is an artist. They do 'hacking' with the same dedication and fortitude as does the sculptor, the painter, and even the writer. Understanding aesthetics would offer maybe appreciation and assuredly motive. For instance with meaning;
Artist as an adjective - concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty
Artist as a noun - a set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular artist or artistic movement.
One may appreciate the artist as an adjective describing a person's being while at question is an artist as a noun being a type of person with consequences as pointed out by KenDeanAgudo relating to Black and White Hat Hackers.
It is a matter of perspective objectively and perceptions subjectively.
I'm here to show my gratitude and thank prohacx@outlook.com for doing a great job for me, I was skeptical about hiring them to hack into my partner's email but I paid and in less than 24hrs, job was done. Cool right?
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