Microsoft Recruits Hacker 14-year Breaker Game

<p align="justify"><img alt="HackerJake" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhURvRhzmTuddIxnLVFO9K8rA6V57_1X_f0pSX7RzTNRbR7hG2NzbBHps6wSNHf3tC9emSlKMlgroeCzyHGOAK5bnBFd-iHLMP_uI5pBWg5ooRX_i7bwGlxk5FDnl_7OU8eSJ7FMkSlzAs/s1600/jake.jpg" style="margin-left:10px;margin-bottom:10px;float:right;padding;5px 5px 5px 5px;" width="150" />There are two options when a large company dealing with hackers: sue or recruit. Unlike Sony, Microsoft made ​​a different step to this 14-year-old boy. Like what caused it?<br /> <br /> The boy, known in cyberspace under the pseudonym 'Jake' is starting on the rise when he could break into the server game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 by entering a phishing scam. As a result of his act, game maker Activision as it was full of anger.<br /> <br /> Intrigued by the perpetrators of these break-ins, Microsoft was soon to find out. It turned out that the perpetrator is 14 years old boy.<br /> <br /> As quoted from Hacker news report on Friday (10/06/2011), Microsoft reported it will help Jake to develop his talents for positive purposes. It also had controversy because of how Microsoft might employ minors.<br /> <br /> Responded that the Managing Director of Microsoft Ireland, Paul Rellis denied this. Microsoft can not directly employ minors.

Microsoft Recruits Hacker 14-year Breaker Game

There are two options when a large company dealing with hackers: sue or recruit. Unlike Sony, Microsoft made ​​a different step to this 14-y...

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