The Ethical Face of Hacking: Learning About White Hat Hackers

 How I Improved My Focus in 30 Days – And You Can Too Ever felt like your brain just refuses to focus, no matter how hard you try? Yeah... I was in the exact same place. Between constant notifications, endless scrolling, and jumping between tasks, I honestly felt exhausted — without actually doing much. So, I gave myself a challenge: 30 days to seriously improve my focus . Here’s exactly what I did, what worked, what didn’t — and how you can try it too!  Why I Took This Challenge Let’s be real — my attention span had become terrible . Every day felt like a blur of distractions, half-finished tasks, and mental clutter. I needed to reset. 📅 My 30-Day Focus Challenge (Week-by-Week) Week 1: Cutting Out the Noise The first thing I did? "Got rid of distractions ." Turned off all app notifications Deleted Instagram, YouTube & random time-wasters Created “no phone” zones during study/work time Result: Within 3 days, my screen time dropped by 2 hours. My m...

  The Ethical  Face  of Hacking:  Learning   About  White Hat Hackers The Ethical Face of Hacking: Learning About White Hat Hackers You probably think about shadowy figures in hoodies hacking into government databases when you think of the word "hacking." But all hackers are not bad guys. Far from it. Many of them are the unknown heroes who labour behind the scenes to protect our digital lives. These are white hat hackers, or ethical hackers.   What is Ethical Hacking? Ethical hacking is the process of legally gaining access to computers and equipment to probe an organization's defenses. It's akin to having someone attempt to break into your home in order not to steal, but to inform you where the vulnerabilities are so you can repair them before a professional criminal arrives. These hackers are authorized to mimic cyberattacks under controlled situations.  The objective? To identify and remediate security loopholes before evil hackers can use the...