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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 Was Addicted To Hacking, More For The Intellectual Challenge, The Curiosity, The Seduction Of Adventure; Not For Stealing, Or Causing Damage Or Writing Computer Viruses.

I Believe In Having Each Device Secured And Monitoring Each Device, Rather Than Just Monitoring Holistically On The Network, And Then Responding In Short Enough Time For Damage Control.

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.

It’s Actually A Smarter Crime Because Imagine If You Rob A Bank, Or You’re Dealing Drugs. If You Get Caught You’re Going To Spend A Lot Of Time In Custody. But With Hacking, It’s Much Easier To Commit The Crime And The Risk Of Punishment Is Slim To None.