
Hacking with direction and focus removes many of the elements that
help catch hackers.The majority of hackers are not caught when trying
to break into a system, because preemptive security measures such as
Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS’) are relatively rare on networks.
Hackers are usually caught when they become either bored or too
curious, which is when they begin wandering around the network, using
servers for their own means. At this point, system administrators usually
take notice and realize they have been hacked.
If a hack is focused, directed, and completed within 8 hours, the chance
that someone will notice the hacker is low. By nature,