Hacker interview-Steve Sims

Soft White Underbelly interview and portrait of Steve Sims, a hacker in San Francisco.

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[salimdatoo]

This man only mentioned his father a few times but you can see the lasting positive impact a caring father can have

[julietwalden]

Steve is so well spoken and articulate. Great interview!! Thank you for another winner!

[LibraLeo]

Thanks for this interview. It’s a refreshing break from people struggling with drug addiction. Passed this on to my teen who taught himself coding in Jr high

[MrPnew]

What a fantastic episode Mark. Please get Steve back again. The internet is so ingrained in our lives now, that all this information is crucial if we have any chance of surviving online.

[mattv]

Great interview! Steve is incredibly well spoken. He articulates complex topics in a way that most of us can understand. Well done!

[obertosiciliano]

One of the best and informative interviews I've watched

[Spookdog]

What a good guest, interesting and informative.

[danieleden]

Steve Sims is a legend of the game... so good to see him on here. Thanks for your contribution to the industry Steve.

[oceanaxim]

I was riveted to the screen this entire interview. This person has so much to say.
I really hope there will be a PART 2!

[FitzMastaflex]

As someone who is actively studying cybersecurity this is an awesome interview.

Ethical hacking is essential in making sure we keep end users safe.

[missbutter]

My brother is a computer tech Asperger savant. He has so many similarities to him up to appearance it’s uncanny! Really grateful for these incredible interviews ❤😊

[nancalvert]

I am today years old when I learned that there is such a thing as an industrial-goth community. Fantastic hair!! What a mind this man has. Luckily for us he seems to be using it for good. It is a scary cyber world out there. So many of their devices are given sweet, friendly names - raspberry pie, flipper, rubber ducky. I have certainly learned a great deal from this man. Again, what a great mind he has. It is absolutely wonderful to listen to someone with such command of the language. Nary a "like" was heard.

Mark - phenomenally good interview. Interview him again and again!! Thank you!

[robertanderson]

Interesting video. I could have listened to Steve for hours. Thankyou Mark and Steve.

[kazmir_]

I wish I could articulate like this guy, its something I struggle with on the job and trying to get better at explaining things. Really well done interview, hope to see another hacker or a follow up from him.

[johncalia]

This guy steve is very easy to listen to and he is really good at making what he was sharing makes sense to a person (myself) who has no background in this space and i really truly feel i had gotten some good understanding on the little pieces he shared in this vast space of the digital world i hope he would consider having another sit down with you some time in the future cause he has so much more he had to say and there just wasn't enough time for him to possibly do it in great interview mark and thank you Mr. Steve for your time it is very much appreciated and is not time that was wasted. Please come back on when you are able. I'm sure I'm not the only one that would enjoy a part two. 🙂👆💯👍👍

[yayabera]

So interesting and refreshing. I appreciate the variety of life experiences in this channel.

[LikuidK]

Really wish this was in podcast form. Want to listen to all these interviews when I'm active, not sitting at home. Great job with them though!

[Litewiz]

Most fascinating interview ever! Couldve been glued for 10 hours

[binaryfairy]

TY Mark for this interview. He reminds me of my brother who works in cybersecurity. He's worked for the gov't & private sector, he def inherited his abilities from our dad who started on IBM mainframes in the '60's using fortran/ cobol & then C++ etc. It's fascinating to me bc I inherited a totally different skill set than my brother, so everything computer related is so interesting to learn about. Especially since AI has grown exponentially in a short time span. Please have him back for another interview!

[drewmillz]

Learned a lot here today.. this was an eye opener. Thanks Steve