15-12-2016, 04:30 AMD4NK Wrote: Hacking can become an addiction, like anything in life. If you enjoy something to a certain extent, your mind will focus on everything that ingests that feeling. Whilst hacking is extremely illegal, it can be very useful depending on what you'd like to use it for. There's many different ways of hacking, and it doesn't necessarily mean that someone is going to use it in a way that puts themselves in harms way.
Ah, so hacking, in a sense, sends a psychological signal to our brain as a drug whichwould inducing things such as adrenaline making people more susceptible to doing it again?
19-12-2016, 02:58 PMH Wrote: I used to take down forums for fun with my friends, it was great when you'd have that Database on your PC.... The feeling was great!
I've grown up since, so it doesn't excite me that much any more though
So you think that as people mature they are more likely to quit older habits? Do you think that this is a form of empathy of sorts?
15-12-2016, 05:30 AMEbony Wrote: Well some people actually have a job position where someone pays them to hack themselves. In other words, the employer pays a hacker to hack into the system of the employer. Some do it for advantages on certain levels, or to earn money. Where as some do it in the name of justify and others do it because it gives them a tingling feelings. There are many reasons to do something, and pretty much everyone have their own reasons.
Are you speaking about, for example, a company attempting to take down another company so that the company who hired the hacker may benefit from others expenses?