Park Chanam demonstrates white-hat hacking techniques
You can learn how to be a white hacker and how to protect your information by strengthening your daily cybersecurity.
This Class Is For :
People who wish to learn about white hat hackers
Security professionals
Those who want to start a business
Those who are interested in the world of hacking
CREATOR STORY
As someone who got a little bit of a head start and as a partner taking a similar path, I would like to share my know-how, though I still have a long way to go as well.
Hacking, about that interesting world
Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia in 2018
Winner of various domestic and international hacking defense competitions.
The first hacker named in a high school textbook, Park Chanam, white-hat hacker representing Korea.
Currently, he is the chief executive of the cybersecurity firm STEALIEN, which is in charge of security and advisory services for the National Police Agency, the prosecution office, the Defense Ministry and financial companies.
As a genius white-hat hacker, and as a hacker-turned-entrepreneur, he tells a professional and honest story about hacking that takes place throughout everyday life and industry. The risks and benefits of hacking will be explained through demonstration. And from how to become a white-hat hacker to how to start a business.
This will be the best bible for you, who want to be white-hat hackers or who are already information security professionals, and also who are interested in hacking.
Q&A
Q. What is the difference between white hat hackers and other hackers?
Hacking, which essentially means to discover the vulnerabilities while staying within the legal boundary, is a totally different thing to that of an act of gaining unauthorized access illegally to cause damage. A white hacker finds vulnerabilities regarding security with good intentions and proposes solutions for them. So the term is used to describe these sorts of ethical hackers.
Q. What is the most important thing for white hat hackers?
This may sound cliché, but having ethics and morals, and following the law are the most essential for hackers. No matter how good someone's skills are, they are meaningless if the person is not ethical. Although skills can be improved by putting the time into learning, ethics are difficult to restore once breached. Make sure that you thoroughly understand this and be particularly careful.
Q. What kind of job opportunities are there as hackers?
Hackers fundamentally have an incredibly deep understanding of computers so, they can pursue various careers in IT. Hackers can become security developers who develop security products or pursue careers in mock hacking and security consulting. In finance, there would be things like banks, cards, stocks, and insurance. These days, nearly all important information is stored in cyberspace, such as PCs and smartphones, so we must have the technologies for analyzing and tracing that.
Q. Finally, what would you say to people who take this class?
There is no such thing as perfect security. Since humans are imperfect, the things humans make are bound to have flaws. Developing a system without a single vulnerability is, realistically speaking, impossible. Still, there's no reason for you to worry too much. Even if there is no perfect security, the best possible security does exist. Aside from companies and institutes, individuals also need to make a habit of ensuring security. There is nothing more important than protecting your valuable information.
Curriculum
Creator
Chanam Park
Experience
2015~Present|CEO of Stealien
2017~Present|Co-chair of Security Startup Forum
2017~Present|Advisory Committee on Cyber Crime Intensive Investigation at the Seoul Eastern District Prosecutors' Office Consultant
2016~Present|Cyber Threat Information Expert Group member of the National Police Agency
Others|Advisory Committee member of the Financial Supervisory Service, PyeongChang Winter Olympics, Armed Forces Cyber Command, National Cyber Security Center, etc.
Awards
2020|Respected Minister of SMEs and Startups Award (The youngest person to receive this award)
2018|Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia in 2018
2009|Winner of CODEGATE International Hacking Competition
2009|HITB CTF 1st Prize