My Argument Is Not That I Shouldn't

The Perfect Pin Is Not Four Digits And Not Associated With Your Life, Like An Old Telephone Number. It's Something Easy For You To Remember And Hard For Other People To Guess.

The Intent Of The Individuals Who Created The Ddos Attacks Has Nothing To Do With Hacking, And They Are Vandals, Not Hackers.

A Company Can Spend Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars On Firewalls, Intrusion Detection Systems And Encryption And Other Security Technologies, But If An Attacker Can Call One Trusted Person Within The Company, And That Person Complies, And If The Attacker Gets In, Then All That Money Spent On Technology Is Essentially Wasted.

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.

So What I Was Essentially Doing Was, I Compromised The Confidentiality Of Their Proprietary Software To Advance My Agenda Of Becoming The Best At Breaking Through The Lock.