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White-hat Hacking (Ethical Hacking)
White-hat hackers are ethical hackers who are hired by organisations to test
the security of their systems and identify weaknesses to improve security and
help prevent cyberattacks. For example, a hacker may be hired by a company
to find bugs in its software before they can be exploited by criminals.

Grey-hat Hacking

Grey-hat hackers break into systems without permission, but without
harmful intentions. They often reveal security flaws to owners even though
they don’t have permission to hack the site. For example, a hacker finds a
flaw in a website and tells the owner about it, but doesn’t have permission to
hack the site.

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RAPID RECALL Tick ( ) if you know this.

1. Digital citizenship is the responsible and ethical use of technology and online platforms.
2. Grey-hat hackers break into systems without permission, but not with harmful
intentions.

FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY

Facial recognition technology uses cameras and Artificial
Intelligence (AI) to recognise and identify people by
analysing their facial features - like the shape of their eyes,
nose and mouth. It can quickly match faces with photos
stored in databases.

Facial recognition technology is a powerful tool that, when used
ethically, can improve lives by helping to find missing people or
unlocking devices safely. However, it must be used responsibly to protect privacy and data security.

72% of hotel operators are expected to deploy facial recognition by 2025 to identify and interact
with guests.

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