Should We Fear Hackers? Intention Is At

It Was Used For Decades To Describe Talented Computer Enthusiasts, People Whose Skill At Using Computers To Solve Technical Problems And Puzzles Was - And Is - Respected And Admired By Others Possessing Similar Technical Skills.

I'm Still A Hacker. I Get Paid For It Now. I Never Received Any Monetary Gain From The Hacking I Did Before. The Main Difference In What I Do Now Compared To What I Did Then Is That I Now Do It With Authorization.

Of Course I'm Sure Half The People There Hate Me And Half The People Like Me

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.

Security Is Always Going To Be A Cat And Mouse Game Because There'll Be People Out There That Are Hunting For The Zero Day Award, You Have People That Don't Have Configuration Management, Don't Have Vulnerability Management, Don't Have Patch Management.