I was featured in 2014 by Microsoft Network (MSN) as a child prodigy in the world when I was only 8 years old for my hacking skills and presentations. Now 17 years old, I am an invited speaker and have delivered over 30 keynotes and presentations covering various cybersecurity topics ranging from hacking children’s smart toys, Windows and Android operating systems, password cracking, hacking mobile devices, malware, and social engineering with live demonstrations. I have been featured at several industry-leading security conferences such as (ISC)2Security Congress, RSA, DerbyCon, Hack In The Box (HITB) HaxPo (Netherlands), Houston Security Conference, BSides Austin, Ground Zero InfoSec (India), GeekFest Berlin, Secure Poland, Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit (Spain), Cybersecurity Asia (Malaysia), GibCyber (Gibraltar) and the International One Conference (Netherlands). I even shared the stage as a co-keynote speaker with Ms. Glover-Jones, the CIO of the Defense Intelligence Agency in the 2017 Department of Defense Intelligence Information Systems (DoDIIS) worldwide conference. Many of my talks have been quoted and referenced by several information security sources and news agencies that call me a “Child Hacker". They have become a source of inspiration to kids and adults alike to start teaching CyberSecurity to kids.I was featured as a hacker kid in the 15 Under 15: rising stars in Cybersecurity. When kids from all over the world started to write to me, expressing an interest in learning from him, I wanted to help them by making educational content that would teach them what I was learning. When my parents asked if I wanted to charge for the videos, I responded “No, the content that we develop should be free and accessible to any kid anywhere in the world.” Respecting my wishes, my parents helped me create a cybersecurity awareness and education non-profit organization called CyberShaolin. CyberShaolin has the mission to educate, equip and empower kids with cybersecurity knowledge, using videos and hacking labs that he develops when he is done with his homework and sports training.I am also honored to have become the youngest person to have received the Shaolin Do Kung Fu Black Belt in America which was featured in Fox TV news channel Austin's story “7-year-old earns Black Belt” and is now a 3rd-degree black belt (earned 2019). He was one of the top 70 gymnasts in the USA Gymnastics Nationals (2017), a gold medalist in the 2014 USA Gymnastics State competition for the ‘rings’ category, and one of the top 10 gymnasts in the 2013 State finals.