As A Young Boy, I Was Taught

Computer Hacking Really Results In Financial Losses And Hassles. The Objectives Of Terrorist Groups Are More Serious. That Is Not To Say That Cyber Groups Can't Access A Telephone Switch In Manhattan On A Day Like 9/11, Shut It Down, And Therefore Cause More Casualties.

I Was Pretty Much The Government's Poster Boy For What I Had Done.

I Obtained Confidential Information In The Same Way Government Employees Did, And I Did It All Without Even Touching A Computer. ... I Was So Successful With This Line Of Attack That I Rarely Had To Go Towards A Technical Attack.

So The Ethic I Was Taught In School Resulted In The Path I Chose In My Life Following School.

It Doesn't Work The Same Way Everywhere. The Americans Are The Most Gullible, Because They Don't Like To Deny Co-workers' Requests. People In The Former Soviet Bloc Countries Are Less Trusting, Perhaps Because Of Their Previous Experiences With Their Countries' Secret Services.