Focusing on U.S. investment immigration and listening to American stories: According to foreign media reports, recently, a 5-year-old boy in the United States named Hassell accidentally discovered a security vulnerability in Microsoft's cloud gaming platform, Xbox Live, which allowed him to access his father's Xbox Live account without entering the correct password. His father reported this vulnerability to Microsoft. The boy received formal thanks from Microsoft, along with four games and a one-year Xbox Live service as a gift. Many netizens have referred to this young boy as the youngest hacker in history.
Hassell discovered that when he attempted to log into his father's Xbox Live account, he could simply enter an incorrect password first, and when the password verification screen appeared for the second time, he could continuously press the spacebar to fill the password field and gain access.
When Hassell discovered the vulnerability, he shouted "Yay!" but became nervous after successfully logging in, fearing that his father would find out and also worried that others might exploit the vulnerability to steal data, so he told his father about it.