What drove you to choose hacking over other possible paths out of hardship?

There is no doubt that I could have channeled such hard work into something other than hacking. But life had dealt me so many blows that, wherever I went, I was met with nothing but slaps in the face. Even today, people look at me with contempt. I cannot change how others perceive me, but I certainly can change myself.

You might wonder why I didn't turn to this path sooner. Back in 2012, when I was a student, a boy in my class sent messages to a teacher but pinned the blame on me. I managed to track down the number used, handed it over, and demanded an investigation — asking whose name it was registered under, who was using it, and why no action was being taken.

Instead of listening to me, the teacher had me expelled from school. The hatred against me within my family grew to an unimaginable level; people would openly tell others — even in front of their own wives — that I sent messages to my teacher so obscene that no one could even bear to hear them. Today, at least I have access to enough data to…

Whatever else may be the case, I have effectively been thrust into a lifelong drama — a 'childhood drama.' My life has been completely ruined; the scars are such that even if they were to fade, they would never truly go away.

To this day, I have never regretted my actions, because I operate according to my own set of rules and regulations. I am certainly not so helpless that I cannot track someone or monitor their activities — such as who they are or who is calling them.

My access to information has improved vastly; somehow, I manage to get my hands on API endpoints and databases that people keep heavily secured.

And if I am driven by a burning desire to pursue something, I will not let it slip away under any circumstances. I will share the details of my rules in an upcoming story.

I urge all readers: if there is something you love, stick with it. Never consider yourself inferior to anyone else. My own life has been ruined by a sense of inferiority.

The internet is becoming faster by the day, and you need to realize that if you use it, you are not hidden from anyone; someone or something is watching you in one way or another — whether it is the government, hackers, or organizations that are manipulating you and playing with your emotions.