In Hacker Highschool, students learn to redesign the future

Pete Herzog, co-founder of the Institute for Security and Open Methodologies, explains Hacker Highschool, a set of license-free security and privacy awareness materials for educators in elementary, middle, and high schools. Teaching students to be better hackers not only makes them safer online, Herzog explains, but encourages them to create better worlds.

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