As A Young Boy, I

Any Type Of Operating System That I Wanted To Be Able To Hack, I Basically Compromised The Source Code, Copied It Over To The University Because I Didn't Have Enough Space On My 200 Megabyte Hard Drive.

I Can Go Into Linkedin And Search For Network Engineers And Come Up With A List Of Great Spear-phishing Targets Because They Usually Have Administrator Rights Over The Network. Then I Go Onto Twitter Or Facebook And Trick Them Into Doing Something, And I Have Privileged Access.

New Security Loopholes Are Constantly Popping Up Because Of Wireless Networking. The Cat-and-mouse Game Between Hackers And System Administrators Is Still In Full Swing.

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.

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.