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In this video, we're going to go over some ethical hacker terminologies so that when we're going over

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more information throughout the course that ties around these key terms, you're not necessarily left

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behind.

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You no one understand what these mean and what these are essentially used for.

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So let's go ahead and jump in here.

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So the first term that I want you to become aware of here is nice and simple one here.

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A threat, a threat is simply a situation that could lead to a potential breach of security.

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Right.

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Nice and simple, straightforward explanation there and exploit.

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This is a piece of software or technology that takes advantage of a bug glitch or vulnerability leading

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to unauthorized access of a system.

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Right.

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This is essentially where a hacker is getting access to a system through some type of mechanism.

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Right.

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Some type of technology, software, whatever that may be, to be able to gain unauthorized access vulnerability.

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This is the existence, right, of some type of floor design, execution, implementation within a network,

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software, whatever that may be.

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Right.

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That is actually leaving itself open to hackers that are wanting to and looking to take over the information,

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gain access, whatever that may be.

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Right.

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And then target of evaluation.

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TOEIC this is a system, a program or network that is subject of a security analysis or attack.

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So this is essentially thinking about it from the perspective of a military individual or the military

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right.

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Targets target of evaluation.

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Just think about a target, right?

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When somebody says, hey, I've seen the target, the target's over here, it's really just something

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that is telling you that this is the actual target that we're looking at taking over, going after whatever

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that may be.

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And then we have remote this is the exploit that is sent over a network and exploits security vulnerabilities

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without any prior access to the vulnerable system.

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So this is where a hacker is working essentially remotely, where they are not connected to any type

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of network and they're just working from really anywhere in the world.

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And they don't have any prior access, but they're gaining access to a system to exploit the vulnerabilities.

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And then we have local the exploit is delivered directly to the computer system or network, which requires

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prior access to the vulnerable system to increase privileges.

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Now, like I mentioned and gave you the example of the target of evaluation, a lot of these terms come

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from the military background, right?

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A lot of these terms are used in the military because they're very precise terms that are utilized in

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the physical security realm as well.

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And so they're essentially tying this over to the cyber security space so that security as a whole can

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have the same type of terms used for both the cyber security and as well as the physical security.

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And then we have here an attack, right, pretty straightforward and simple here, an attack occurs

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when a system is compromised based on its vulnerability.

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And so that's going to be here for the ethical hacker terminology, very straightforward.

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Just giving you an overview of what exactly the main key terms are for you to know as an ethical hacker,

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cybersecurity professional.

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That's going to be it for this one.

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And we'll see you on the next one.