Скачать или смотреть TheWire interviews Simon Smith Investigator of www.evestigator.com.au, eVestigator

Simon Smith Investigator, also known as Simon Smith eVestigator from http://www.evestigator.com.au talks to 'The Wire' at http://thewire.org.au/story/nintendo-... as a Cyber Security Expert.

eVestigator Simon Smith discusses his Cyber Security and Ethical Software Development Lifecycle concerns from his position as an Investigator Simon Smith working at www.rplcentral.com.au, and www.cybersecurity.com.au about how getting outsiders to 'hack' your systems and offering a bounty is seen as unacceptable in the industry. People misinterpret computer hacking for Social Engineering and Mind Hacking Simon Smith says.

The article is titled, "WHY ARE NINTENDO ASKING HOME HACKERS FOR HELP?"

If you’ve got hacking skills and a Nintendo Switch, you could earn a pretty penny.

Nintendo is reportedly willing to pay anywhere from $100 – $20,000 to anyone that can find bugs in their new game console – the Switch.

But why is a company of this size outsourcing home hackers to find vulnerabilities in their newest software?

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Simon Smith says he has over 21 years as a software and product developer, not just a Private Investigator and at www.evestigator.com.au or www.cybersecurity.com.au.