At Camp, Student Hackers Break Into Cybersecurity

At a boot camp here, some tech-savvy youngsters are learning to hack computers – essentially breaking into the world of cybersecurity. "They set networks and we can hack into the network, or we can hack into other people’s computers and then mess with them," said Chloe Chrisostomo, 16. She’s among roughly 20 high school students, top contestants in a local computer competition, taking part in a five-day program at the offices of IT security firm ESET North...

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