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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.

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.

The Methods That Will Most Effectively Minimize The Ability Of Intruders To Compromise Information Security Are Comprehensive User Training And Education. Enacting Policies And Procedures Simply Won't Suffice. Even With Oversight The Policies And Procedures May Not Be Effective: My Access To Motorola, Nokia, Att, Sun Depended Upon The Willingness Of People To Bypass Policies And Procedures That Were In Place For Years Before I Compromised Them Successfully.

I Use Mac. Not Because It's More Secure Than Everything Else - Because It Is Actually Less Secure Than Windows - But I Use It Because It Is Still Under The Radar. People Who Write Malicious Code Want The Greatest Return On Their Investment, So They Target Windows Systems. I Still Work With Windows In Virtual Machines.

I Get Hired By Companies To Hack Into Their Systems And Break Into Their Physical Facilities To Find Security Holes. Our Success Rate Is 100%; We've Always Found A Hole.