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Description: Security hacking refers to the act of exploiting security weaknesses in systems and networks, with the aim of identifying vulnerabilities and improving information protection. This process is often carried out in a controlled context, where ethical hackers, also known as ‘Red Team’, simulate attacks to assess an organization’s security. On the other hand, the […]