Should we teach hacking in school so people can understand to secure their data?
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According to any good hacker, even a white hat, a hacker has to learn hacking on their own to be effective. We probably could teach CISCO networking in high school, as well as other certifications, or at least make other trainings available for students who could then learn the prerequisites to hacking. We could offer self-teach certification courses in hacking, but the student still should have to pass a test to show they know what they're doing. That said, it should be an elective, not mandatory but we can teach students to be white hat. Side: Yes
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According to any good hacker, even a white hat, a hacker has to learn hacking on their own to be effective. We probably could teach CISCO networking in high school, as well as other certifications, or at least make other trainings available for students who could then learn the prerequisites to hacking. We could offer self-teach certification courses in hacking, but the student still should have to pass a test to show they know what they're doing. That said, it should be an elective, not mandatory but we can teach students to be white hat. Side: No
So here's the thing, mate..... Most acts of hacking are technically crimes. Therefore, no I do not think an act that is mostly used to commit a crime should become included in regular scholastic curriculum. Here's the other thing...... Hacking IS taught in computer science courses at University. Also in an college or tech school cyber security course. This is my field, actually. For my final exam when I took my first Network Security course, we had to hack into a website our instructor specified. Cheers. Side: No
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