Bhagalpur: In an age where the boundaries of digital security are continually tested, Bihar's very own Mayank has emerged as a beacon of ethical hacking. At just 20 years old, he has showcased his extraordinary ability to pinpoint and rectify vulnerabilities in the digital infrastructures of global giants like NASA, Google, and PhonePe. Now he has identified a flaw in the state government's official app, helping to stop its misuse.
Mayank's journey from a small room in Bihar's Bhagalpur to international recognition underscores the transformative power of technology and the relentless spirit of a young visionary committed to making the cyber world a safer place. His expertise has not only caught the attention of the Bihar government but also tech giants. His ethical hacking initiatives exposed and fixed hidden flaws in their digital defences and helped improve their systems, earning him recognition and awards.
The Journey of Cyber Wala
Mayank is now affectionately known as 'Cyber Wala', but he didn't even own a computer not long ago. In the realm of ethical hacking, his story is one of perseverance. Acknowledged by major tech companies, Mayank has been gifted a laptop and other rewards by Google, whereas PhonePe honouredhim by including him in their 'Hall of Fame'.