I am student of 12th commerce plain now i am going to do b.com and ethical hacking is there any opportunity in hacking in future

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Aniruddh Priyadarshi | Contributor-Level 6

2015-01-23 12:12:01

Dear Kunal.Obviously there is a good future for ethical hacking if u r creative .everything depend on ur strength and intrest so in my opinion u hav to choose ur career according to intrest beacuse in ethical hacking u hv to do work hard and u hv to research always on new topic.there are many jobs f

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Dikshant Negi | Contributor-Level 10

2015-01-23 12:06:28

Hi Kunal, Ethical hacking takes place with the explicit permission of the company whose system is being attacked. An ethical hacker is the person who is hired by a company to protect its computer network. The ethical is a trusted person who has been appointed to guard against hacking attempts. Ski

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