The trend of 'breaking' youths from curiosity has now become a blessing for an emerging industry; Ethical or legitimate hacking has become a key tool for cyber-security corporations.
It has been said in a report of the British daily Telegraph that it has become a lucrative profession for the lack of institutional education, living in different parts of the world and for the people of information technology, skilled and honest.
Over the years, the world's largest companies were caught by hackers widely. Typically, skilled young people gathered on social media, attacked the company's system, used to hide the confidential and theft of data, and the data was stored in the database.
Corporations are now using these talented young people by introducing a reward for identifying the system's 'bug' or 'defect'. Companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Yahoo are recruiting these hackers with huge money, to find out their flaws. These fees could change the merits of talented computer engineers in low-paid countries.
According to Telegraph journalist Margy Murphy, thousands of 'hackneyed hackers' earn millions of dollars by hacking in the companies' program. They can earn up to 50 to 5 million dollars in just a few hours.
One of them is the US schoolgirl Ibrahim Masouk. The 15-year-old teenager, who gave Yahoo and Google's security vulnerabilities to hacking through hacking, bought his house for his family.
Masuk is no different than ten other teens. He is with parents and two sisters, every day he has to take part in class-exams in secondary school.
Among these, Yahoo! and Yahoo have more than 60 companies, including the master hacking system; Also known as one of the 'bug finders' in this sector has been made.
Masuk said, "I do this, no one knows except my family and close friends."
He did not even calculate his income, he said. Last week, he earned 60 thousand dollars in six months of hacking 10 hours per week.
The telegraph report said that at the age of 13, the activists started hacking in Masnuk, growing in Lebanon. Within a few months he was caught by an organization's cyber weaknesses. Moussak was very happy to act as a defect in the US Department of Defense. It can be helpful to help people through the work - that's what they love.
He did more than $ 9 million in doing this job, as Masuke did. Sam Curry, 18, spent time working on the school and the restaurant.
Curry said, participating in the seven-month 'Bug Bounty' program, the company bought the 2014 model Corolla SportCa.
He said that since most young people like the hacker, he was also interested in 'breaking the system'. He felt this persecution in himself while playing video game with his brother.
In the future, wanting to get permanent jobs in the cyber security sector in the future to finish the first semester in the university.