Microsoft game bug cracked by five-year-old boy

A 5-Year-old boy in Santiago, California, has easily cracked Microsoft's Xbox security loophole and became the world's youngest hacker, according to U.S. media reports. Microsoft received a report and then closed the loophole and rewarded it. Little boy steals game account Microsoft Xbox is one of the most popular games in the world, and Davis, a computer security engineer, is one of the players. But not long ago, he discovered that his 5-year-old son, Christopher, logged in with his account and started playing the game. He was sitting in his chair playing with his feet out of reach, and more importantly, the game was not very suitable for a child to play with. I was in a hurry and thought he knew my password, Davis said, but he didn't come up with a beat or a reprimand like the average parent, but instead picked up the camera and had an interesting interrogation of his son. In the video, Father Davis calmly asked his son how to enter the game, the result of small Christopher very excited to give his father a demonstration. He first entered the wrong password in his father's account and then popped the Password verification box on the screen, and Christopher entered a string of space keys and then hit enter and entered successfully; a loophole was cracked by a 5-year-old child. In an interview, the little boy excitedly said, "Just cracked, I'm happy to yell!" He added, knowing how to get into it, I wanted to be sure someone would steal the Xbox by this means. Davis said proudly, "great, he is only 5 years old Ah, it is so easy to find a loophole, it is so cool!" Davis, after recording his son's operation, sent it to Microsoft to advise the company to correct the security breach, and Microsoft quickly changed it. To thank little Christopher, Microsoft put his name on the list of thanks to a number of players or researchers who were much older than him, and gave Christopher a free game worth 50 dollars and a year of free membership. ' We've been listening to our customers and they've been reminding us of the deficiencies in our products, ' Microsoft said in a statement of thanks. A netizen laughs, thanks in the list of thanks not to List age, otherwise Microsoft will be a bit awkward. Hackers are not old enough to crack a cell phone lock. Davis said that this is not the first time the son hacker behavior, has been three or four times before. To his memory, Christopher cracked the phone's lock when he was a year old, and his approach was to hold down the phone's home button. Four years later, he targeted Microsoft's Xbox console and fame. The ambition is not in the old age, Christopher said he already knew what to do when growing up, that is the game player.