The Teenager Who Hacked the World Wide Web

This incident was set in the year 2008. A hacker named Stephen. He was just 17 years old boy, who was an intelligent handsome teenager boy. One day his teacher was teaching lessons on the topic of hacking. Stephen was so excited to hear the word for the first time. He was curious to know more about hacking. When his Computer class was over. He quickly rushed to his teacher who was teaching him. He asked her a bunch of questions about hacking. His teacher was happy to hear his questions on hacking because unlike the rest of her students was not interested in her subject. He started searching on Google about hacking. Stephen didn't know about the disadvantage of hacking. He started learning all programming languages but he was not satisfied at all. One day when he was going to school. He heard a bunch of people saying that no hackers in the world can hack the World Wide Web. So he got an idea to hack the World Wide Web but he couldn't do it alone. He realized that he needed a partner to hack the World Wide Web. He started looking for a hacker but he couldn't find someone as his age. He remembered a girl in his class. Her name was Sofia. She was his best friend. She was also interested in hacking. They decided to form a team to hack the World Wide Web. They started hacking their team was so strong that they cracked multiple firewalls without a sweat. The ethical hackers of the world wide web tried to stop them from hacking but they couldn't stop them. One of the ethical hackers came up with a plan to trace their IP address (location). They caught them and figured out that they were just teenagers. Because they were teenagers the CEO of the World Wide Web didn't complain about a case against them instead he decided to change their behavior. The CEO called their parents and told them about the whole scenario. Their parents were so sad when they heard the whole story. The CEO had a plan for both teenagers to put their skills into helping the people who needed their help. After 20 years they both started working as ethical hackers for World Wide Web.