Ethical Hacking:

         Only a skilled individual who can identify openings and weaknesses in computer networks, servers, or systems can perform hacking. Hackers are extremely hard to come by because not everyone has the skills necessary to perform them. The term "recognised ethical hackers" has been bestowed upon a number of hackers and cyber security specialists in the Indian hacking community. The top 10 well-known ethical hackers from India that you should be aware of in 2022 are listed below.

> Ankit Fadia:

Ankit Fadia, an author, lecturer, television host, and self-described "Indian ethical hacker" of computers, has had his abilities and morals called into question on numerous occasions. Ankit used to be interested in investigating different topics on the internet when he was younger. He recently discovered an essay on ethical hacking and thinks it to be absolutely fascinating. The rest is now in the past, and you are all aware of what transpired next. When Ankit was just 14 years old, Macmillan India released his first hacking book, "Ethical hacking." The best-selling book at the time was this one. His hacking abilities gradually underwent significant transformation, and he considered using them for the benefit of society. Everything changed at that point, and he took

>Vivek Ramachandran:

When we discuss well-known hackers in India, the name Vivek Ramachandran always comes to mind. Additionally, he founded and serves as the CEO of SecurityTube Training and Pentester Academy, two organisations that educate individuals about ethical hacking. Vivek has also written numerous books on topics relating to ethical hacking at the same time. He has written three books: Make your own Hacker Gadget, Backtrack 5: Wireless Penetration Testing, and Kali Linux Wireless Penetration Testing: Beginner's Guide. On Amazon, these books have received a five-star rating from customers, and thousands of copies have been distributed worldwide. Vivek Ramachandran frequently speaks and instructs at prestigious security conferences, including  Blackhat USA and Europe, DEFCON, Brucon, Hacktivity, etc., Vivek Ramachandran frequently speaks or instructs.

Sunny Vaghela:

Another well-known name on the Indian hacker list is Sunny Vaghela. He graduated from Nirma University and is now the founder of the cyber security company Tech Defense Labs. Sunny raised awareness of the security flaws in SMS & Call Forging of Mobile Networks while he was just 18 years old. He also developed a website where any complaint relating to cybercrime could be resolved. At the age of 19, he discovered numerous flaws in Orkut, a very popular social networking site at the time, including "Cross-Site Scripting" and "Session Hijacking." At the age of 20, Sunny aided Ahmedabad's Crime Branch in resolving numerous instances involving cybercrime, including situations like  credit card fraud, phishing, data theft, the impersonation of numerous Orkut fake profiles, an espionage case, and many others.

Koushik Dutta:

Koushik has experience with Microsoft, a firm that has been vindicated. He gained notoriety primarily through hacking Android cellphones. Koushik is highly aware of the advantages of the Android operating system, but also of its numerous security flaws and vulnerabilities. Currently, Koushik is collaborating with Clockwork Mod to create a mobile platform that Android users may utilise without risk.

Rahul Tyagi:

Rahul Tyagi has been hacking for more than five years. He completed a post-graduate programme in computer science and developed his cybersecurity expertise. More than 100 hacking training sessions have been led by Rahul all around the world. Numerous cyber security and anti-hacking organisations in India have benefited from his services. Rahul currently works for Vice President Lucideus and has created a platform called Safe Me that seeks to offer security and raise awareness about hacking.

Trishneet Arora:

Hacking hero Trishneet Arora is referred to. In addition to being an accomplished hacker, he is a successful Indian novelist, cyber security specialist, and businessman. You may purchase Arora's numerous excellent books about web defence, ethical hacking, and cyber security from Amazon.com. He currently serves as the company's founder and CEO under the name TAC Security.

Sangeet Chopra:

Sangeet Chopra is one of India's most well-known hackers. He is not just an ethical hacker but also a public speaker and an expert in IT security. Sangeet Chopra has also led numerous workshops on cyber security throughout the world. He is currently employed as an information security consultant for Cybercure Technologies Private Limited. He has excellent public speaking abilities and is well-versed in cyber security.

Sai Sathish:

Sai Satish is a young businessman from India who also happens to be the CEO and creator of Indian Servers. Thousands of college students and professionals from around the world take his cyber security courses. Sathish has frequently assisted the government in enhancing the security of numerous official websites. He has also performed pen tests for secure online transactions, forensic investigation, and web server security, for which he has also received recognition from IAS officers.

Falgun Rathod:

Falgun has aided in numerous difficult cybercrime case resolutions. He is currently employed by the OWASP foundation as a chapter leader. Additionally, his picture may be found in the Top Security Experts section of the International Security Magazine. Falgun Rathod raised awareness about cyber security among Indians. He is included among the top ten Indian ethical hackers by India Today and Silicon India.

Aseen Jakhar:

Aseen Jakhar is a well-known speaker for OSI (Open-Source India) and an open security researcher. He has contributed to numerous security tools and technologies, including IBM ISS Proventia, the messaging/security programme from Mirapoint, antivirus software, multicast packet reflectors, and UTM appliances. Xcon, IBM security ISACA Bangalore security conferences, Black hat EU, Defcon, and Hack. lu, are just a few of the venues where Aseen has spoken. He is also a very good speaker. He is a well-known figure in the hacking and security communities, and he founded NULL (the open security community), the biggest security community in India. The major goal of Null Community is to increase security and raise awareness of cyber vulnerabilities.