What  is Hacking? Hacking refers to the unauthorized access to, or manipulation of, a computer system, network, or database with the intent to steal sensitive information, cause harm, or perform other malicious activities. It is a criminal act that violates privacy and security laws and can result in severe consequences. Note : You can also translate this page in any language by tapping sidebar and then select your language. Why Hacking is Illegal? Hacking is illegal because it involves accessing computer systems and networks without authorization. This can include accessing private information, stealing sensitive data, or disrupting the normal functioning of a system. Unauthorized access to computer systems and networks is a violation of computer crime laws in many countries. These laws prohibit a wide range of activities, including unauthorized access, unauthorized control of a computer system, unauthorized interception of computer communications, and unauthorized use of computer s

Google has a program called the Google Vulnerability Reward Program (VRP), which rewards individuals for finding and reporting security vulnerabilities in Google's products and services. If you believe you have found a security vulnerability in a Google product or service, you can submit a report through the VRP.   To participate in the VRP, you must follow the program's guidelines, which include: Do not share any information about the vulnerability with anyone else before it is fixed. Do not use the vulnerability to access any data that you are not authorized to access. Do not use automated tools to find vulnerabilities. Do not perform any activity that could harm the reliability or integrity of Google's systems or data.If you found a vulnerability, you can follow these steps:   Go to the Google VRP page: https://www.google.com/about/appsecurity/reward-program/ Review the program's guidelines to ensure that you are eligible to participate. Submit a detailed repor