SYSTEM HACKING


System Access
—  System access is the ability for an unauthorized intruder to gain access to a system or device for which the intruder does not have an account or a password.
—  Entering or accessing systems to which one does not have access usually involves running a hack, script, or tool that exploits a known vulnerability of the system or application being attacked.

System Access Techniques
—  System Access (also known as System Hacking) follows: foot printing / Reconnaissance phase.
—  System-hacking phase in a single pass - It involves using a methodical approach that includes:
◦      cracking passwords,
◦      escalating privileges,
◦      executing applications,
◦      covering tracks - concealing evidence, and then
◦      Pushing into a more involved attack.


 By Eve,
The University of Nairobi, Finance Department

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