A basic hacking developer, often referred to as an ethical hacker, tests systems, networks, and applications for vulnerabilities. They use their skills to identify weaknesses, simulate cyber-attacks to assess security, and develop strategies to fix detected issues. Their tasks include penetration testing, social engineering techniques, and software development. They often use programming languages like Python, SQL, or JavaScript. They need to stay updated with the latest hacking techniques, security trends, and threat intelligence. Their ultimate goal is to improve system security and protect against unauthorized access or potential cyber threats. They work within legal boundaries and ethical guidelines.