IT security is no longer a niche topic — it’s a vital part of our everyday lives. In an increasingly digital world, not only our personal data but entire infrastructures depend on systems being reliable and secure.
Unfortunately, there are more and more people who try to exploit these systems — for money, power, or simply to cause harm. Attacks on companies, governments, and even private individuals are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated.
I want to learn ethical hacking to be on the right side: not to cause damage, but to identify vulnerabilities before others do. I want to understand how attackers think, in order to strengthen systems, protect people, and contribute to a safer digital future.
To me, ethical hacking isn’t just a trend — it’s a step toward responsibility and awareness. Because only when we understand what’s possible, can we prevent it from being used against us.