Ethical hacking. Just hearing the term is enough to spark intrigue, raise eyebrows, and stir up more than a few misconceptions. From movies showing lone hackers in dark rooms typing furiously to the misguided belief that all hackers are criminals— there's no shortage of myths surrounding this rapidly growing cybersecurity profession. Let's get one thing clear: ethical hackers are good guys . They protect systems, networks, and data from falling into the wrong hands. However, despite the importance of their work, myths and misunderstandings persist in the field. If you're considering a career in cybersecurity or are just curious about what ethical hackers do, it's time to bust out some persistent myths—and we're doing it right now. Myth #1: "All Hackers Are Criminals This is one of the most damaging and widespread myths. The word "hacker" often evokes images of illicit activity, data breaches, and stolen identities. But hacking isn...