🚨🤯 Chris Kubecka was only 10 years old when she accidentally accessed top-secret FBI and Department of Justice files from a school library computer. The system was protected by a password so simple it was just 0000. This happened in the early days of dial-up modems, when digital security was almost nonexistent. She used basic war dialing techniques, which meant testing modem connections to see what systems would respond. When the files opened instantly, she thought it must be a game. It was simply too easy. For more than two weeks, she explored highly sensitive databases, including information about undercover FBI agents, without realizing the seriousness of what she had found. Eventually, two FBI agents came to her school. They removed her from the library, where she was sitting with her hair in pigtails, and took her in for questioning. The result was an administrative order that banned her from using most computers until she turned 18. Years later, Chris became a respected ethical hacker, cyberwarfare specialist, keynote speaker, U.S. Air Force veteran, and the CEO and founder of HypaSec. She is also the author of Hack the World with OSINT and has worked on major incident response cases, including the Shamoon cyberattacks. Today, she advises organizations and governments on high-stakes global cybersecurity threats. Full interview 👇 youtu.be/RwvfKlD512Y?si=PV0L…