[1][2] The Art of Intrusion also talks about how corporations could have a vulnerability in their cybersecurity section and that could increase the likelihood of hacking until it has been patched with fixes to the problem.

"These include, active threat detection, such as phishing simulations and scanning of computers for data misuse, as well as the covert monitoring of email, social media, network traffic, and even productivity tools such as Word" (Pienta, 2024).

[3] This relates to the book because they have that vulnerability and these actions for assessment would help their process of not getting hacked and diminish the chances of a hacker getting into their company's data or information.

[4] The Art of Intrusion also mentions how they use "encrypted scripting for secret files in Linux that gave no trace of where they came from and made it quite difficult to get a hold of if you were a hacker" (Mitnick & Simon, 2005).

Finally, the VPN and virtual worlds allow hackers to do their job and get into important things that are within any company or industry that they are hacking into because of the security and privacy both of these technology applications can do.