Ethical Hacking vs. Malicious Hacking

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[carinaschrenk]

Internal Feedback Round 2B-google-poll 28.11

Thoughts

• The first sentence is not accurate. I can have access to my laptop but is it hacking?
• The text can be much shorter, it contains a lot of redundancy (x6)
• The use of CS jargon might confuse the reader (x2)
• The image used could be improved
• Conflict with white/grey/black hat article (mentioned x2)
  • this article is like a subset of the other

Good:

• The locksmith vs. thief analogy is clear and effectively highlights the difference between ethical and malicious hacking.
• good (x4)

Ideas

• Maybe introduce a burglar as the malicious hacker for completeness
• After mentioning about thieves, the article speaks about ethical hacker again before malicious hacker, these few lines can be modified as it is redundant.
• Maybe the last sentence can be removed because it shows no differences between the 2 types of hacking.

Two general comments:

Just because something is listed here, does not mean you have to implement it.
You as the author still have the freedom to not make certain suggested changes.
This list is simply a collection of everything commented in the google poll.
I tried to structure the comments and merge similar ones and count how often this point was mentioned.
If a comment says "I think", this is not me (Carina), but someone who commented on the poll.

Second, a general comment on the 28.11 was, that the articles of 2024 are quite technical and complex in comparison to 2019.
We could all strive to make our articles more simple and understandable to the general public.
Not every technical term needs to be mentioned and explained.

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