Sometimes people are overly curious and, in order to obtain the necessary information, they carry out real investigations: from simple eavesdropping to hacking of electronic personal data. This can happen because of a banal interest, because of suspicion, or even from a desire to harm.
Instructions
Step 1
To satisfy curiosity. Man by nature is inclined to show a certain interest in everything. Sometimes the desire to learn the details of someone else's life outweighs prohibitions and a sense of decency. This pushes to eavesdropping, peeping, and with the popularization of computer devices - to the desire to find out "virtual" information. Email, social media, and messaging services are the real keys that open the door to a person's privacy. The cracker gets the opportunity to find out the details of the private life of the object of his observations, to find out his interests and intentions, preferences and hobbies, to determine the list of friends and enemies, to find out about plans for the future and about the details of the past.
Step 2
To find out the truth. Lovers or spouses are considered the most frequent crackers of correspondence, and jealousy is the main motive for such behavior. It is mistrust and suspicion that push people to violate the law. In pursuit of the desire to learn about the presence of rivals or other dangers that affect personal relationships, moral standards are violated. Also, distrustful citizens may suspect their partners of hiding income, communicating with unwanted acquaintances or relatives, in the presence of secrets or secrets that you certainly want to find out.
Step 3
To hurt. All ill-wishers fall into this category, regardless of the motive. Someone, holding a grudge, may try to find out about their enemy any information that could be harmful. For example, the existence of connections on the side, working secrets or unpleasant details from the past - all this can be found out about a person who actively communicates on social networks or by e-mail. You just need to hack his accounts.
Step 4
Out of hooligan motives. Not always personal data hacking in general and correspondence in particular is done by acquaintances or interested people. Sometimes such manipulations are performed by hackers just to practice. They may not care about the information itself or its owner, but for the sake of experience and demonstration of their abilities, such offenses are committed.
Step 5
Pursuing personal gain. Hacking of correspondence can be part of an economic or intellectual crime. In pursuit of valuable information, any data transmission channels are monitored. For example, business correspondence sometimes contains very important information or materials of interest to competitors or attackers. Knowing some details of a person's life or work, it becomes much easier to influence and influence him.
