As A Young Boy, I Was Taught

My Actions Constituted Pure Hacking That Resulted In Relatively Trivial Expenses For The Companies Involved, Despite The Government's False Claims.

You Can Never Protect Yourself 100%. What You Do Is Protect Your Self As Much As Possible And Mitigate Risk To An Acceptable Degree. You Can Never Remove All Risk.

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.

I Got So Passionate About Technology. Hacking To Me Was Like A Video Game. It Was About Getting Trophies. I Just Kept Going On And On, Despite All The Trouble I Was Getting Into, Because I Was Hooked.

The Key To Social Engineering Is Influencing A Person To Do Something That Allows The Hacker To Gain Access To Information Or Your Network.