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As technology advances, the type of cybersecurity threats evolves as well. Security measures alone will not be enough in the face of these emerging threats. As a result, ethical hacking is an essential aspect of a company’s security strategy. Ethical Hackers apply their expertise to help firms secure and improve their systems. They have been granted permission to hack into an organization’s network in order to conduct testing to ensure that it is secured against criminal hacking. They provide a critical service to the companies by checking for security vulnerabilities that could lead to a data breach and reporting the organization’s found vulnerabilities.
With the introduction of automated techniques, the world of ethical hacking has changed dramatically in terms of finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in IT systems, web applications, servers, and networks. Depending on the systems they were built to access, these tools have varied capabilities.
In this article, we will discuss popular ethical hacking tools and software used today.
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