Gray Hat Hacking: Morally Black and White
Tech report number
CERIAS TR 2004-20
Abstract
This paper sets forth to explore the idea of gray hat hacking
How published
Written in response to the seemingly naive idea of hacking into another computer and securing it for that person. Submitted as a student paper to the CSG conference.
Institution
Purdue University
Journal
2004 Cyber Security Group (CSG) Training Conference
Organization
Department of Energy Cyber Security Group
Publisher
Department of Energy Cyber Security Group
Acknowledgement
Gene Spafford for insight into the problem.
Harrison Kleiner for teaching me everything I needed to know for this paper.
Publication Date
2004-05-25
Contents
-Ethical hacking hat colors
-Utilitarian ethics
-Kantian deontological ethics
-Aristotelian virtue ethics
Subject
The ethical and moral consequences of one party hacking into another party's computer(s) to secure it for him/her.