Formally learning how to engineer such products seems counter productive. Taking apart trojans/viruses seems useful, but this is just asking for trouble. You're taking script kiddies, giving them slightly more knowledge and a bit of confidence. It is fairly apparent that no major security company would hire any of these clowns, why train them to cause trouble?
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Formally learning how to engineer such products seems counter productive. Taking apart trojans/viruses seems useful, but this is just asking for trouble. You're taking script kiddies, giving them slightly more knowledge and a bit of confidence. It is fairly apparent that no major security company would hire any of these clowns, why train them to cause trouble?
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