As A Young Boy, I Was Taught

It's True, I Had Hacked Into A Lot Of Companies, And Took Copies Of The Source Code To Analyze It For Security Bugs. If I Could Locate Security Bugs, I Could Become Better At Hacking Into Their Systems. It Was All Towards Becoming A Better Hacker.

But A Lot Of Businesses Out There Don't See The Return On Investment, They Look At It As A Liability, And Until They Can Understand That Proactive Security Actually Returns, Gives Them A Return On Investment, It's Still A Hard Sell For People.

If You Go To A Coffee Shop Or At The Airport, And You're Using Open Wireless, I Would Use A Vpn Service That You Could Subscribe For 10 Bucks A Month. Everything Is Encrypted In An Encryption Tunnel, So A Hacker Cannot Tamper With Your Connection.

I Made Stupid Decisions As A Kid, Or As A Young Adult, But I'm Trying To Be Now, I'm Trying To Take This Lemon And Make Lemonade.

I'm Still A Hacker. I Get Paid For It Now. I Never Received Any Monetary Gain From The Hacking I Did Before. The Main Difference In What I Do Now Compared To What I Did Then Is That I Now Do It With Authorization.