Of Course I'm Sure Half The People

I Characterize Myself As A Retired Hacker. I'm Applying What I Know To Improve Security At Companies.

I Think It Goes Back To My High School Days. In Computer Class, The First Assignment Was To Write A Program To Print The First 100 Fibonacci Numbers. Instead, I Wrote A Program That Would Steal Passwords Of Students. My Teacher Gave Me An A.

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 Could Have Evaded The Fbi A Lot Longer If I Had Been Able To Control My Passion For Hacking.

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.