Is computer hacking a sport? Should it be rewarded with trophies, awards, and maybe even, jobs? A growing trend points to yes. What used to be a frowned upon and shady underworld of computer hackers is now emerging as a network of professionals that boasts teamwork and helps provide insight into the world of cyber security.
Bringing computer hacking out of the shadows and into the mainstream, multiple companies from app developers, security firms, and even the federal government have embraced.

Many of these companies are hiring the folks they once considered a security threat, in an attempt to mine their experience and data to improve their own web privacy initiatives, as was the case when the Federal Trade Commission hired well known hacker Chris Soghoian in 2009.

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