What's Hacking?
Hacking is a major problem for individuals and governments around the world. Hackers can steal private citizens' identities, release government secrets, and even try to influence elections. However, many people are working to stop hackers and to protect information. Readers develop a strong understanding of hacking and the efforts to combat it through informative text that focuses on facts rather than fear. Graphic organizers, fact boxes, and full-color photographs provide additional information and examples. This accessible introduction to an important issue enhances critical thinking skills and gives young people tips to better protect themselves online.
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What's Hacking?
Hacking is a major problem for individuals and governments around the world. Hackers can steal private citizens' identities, release government secrets, and even try to influence elections. However, many people are working to stop hackers and to protect information. Readers develop a strong understanding of hacking and the efforts to combat it through informative text that focuses on facts rather than fear. Graphic organizers, fact boxes, and full-color photographs provide additional information and examples. This accessible introduction to an important issue enhances critical thinking skills and gives young people tips to better protect themselves online.
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What's Hacking?

What's Hacking?

by Daniel Donato
What's Hacking?
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What's Hacking?

What's Hacking?

by Daniel Donato

Overview

Hacking is a major problem for individuals and governments around the world. Hackers can steal private citizens' identities, release government secrets, and even try to influence elections. However, many people are working to stop hackers and to protect information. Readers develop a strong understanding of hacking and the efforts to combat it through informative text that focuses on facts rather than fear. Graphic organizers, fact boxes, and full-color photographs provide additional information and examples. This accessible introduction to an important issue enhances critical thinking skills and gives young people tips to better protect themselves online.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781534532212
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 12/30/2019
Series: What's the Issue? Series
Pages: 24
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.30(d)
Age Range: 8 - 10 Years

Table of Contents

Understanding Hacking 4

Not Like the Movies 6

Why Do People Hack? 8

Hacktivism 10

International Hacking 12

Social Engineering 14

Phishing 16

Hacking as a Job 18

Using Common Sense 20

Glossary 22

For More Information 23

Index 24

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