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what is hacking the internet Engineering
Task Force is responsible for
maintaining documentation about
protocols and various specifications and
processes and procedures regarding
anything on the internet they have a
series of documents called requests for
comments or rfcs RFC 1389 says a hacker
is a person who delights in having an
intimate understanding of the internal
workings of a system computers and
computer networks in particular while
the expression hackers may go back a
long time and have many different
connotations or definitions as far as
computers go some of the earliest
hackers were members of the tech Model
Railroad Club at MIT and those people
and the various things that they did and
were involved in or detailed and Stephen
Levy's book hackers for our purposes
will be talking about other types of
hackers although the spirit of what we
do goes back to those early days the
definition of hacking or hackers changed
particularly in the 1980s and in part as
a result of a couple of people Robert T
Morris was a Cornell graduate student
who unleashed a piece of software that
was called a worm on what was an early
version of the internet that worm went
on to cause a lot of damage and create a
lot of downtime on systems across the
country and across the world the morris
worm did end up resulting in something
good however the computer emergency
response team at carnegie mellon was
created primarily in response to the
morris worm kevin Mitnick is another
well-known hacker who was responsible
for various acts of computer crime over
a couple of decades he was first
convicted in 1988 so the definition of
hacker or hacking moved from something
benign to something far more sinister in
popular culture we see hacking or
occurs in the movies wargames the movie
hackers of course the matrix movies
where you can see if you look really
closely they use a tool called n map
which we will go into the use of in
great detail later on also the movie
sneakers the movie swordfish and on
television in addition to other places
you can see the agents at NCIS regularly
doing things like cracking complex
cryptography in just a matter of seconds
or minutes so what is hacking really
hacking is about a deep understanding of
something particularly with relation to
computers and computing it's also about
exploring and the joy of learning new
things and understanding them very
clearly and being able to manipulate
those things in ways that maybe other
people haven't before it's also about
digging into problems to find solutions
in creative and interesting ways and
sometimes finding problems where there
weren't problems previously that's a
little bit about what is hacking
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