He received media attention for uncovering vulnerabilities in modern technologies such as Google Glass and Tesla’s Model S. He was also involved in the protection of medical facilities against hackers seeking to exploit health organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
[5] As the principal security researcher of Lookout, Rogers identified a flaw in Google Glass that gave the hacker complete control of the device.
[6][7] Together with Kevin Mahaffey, Rogers also breached the technology-heavy Model S car in 2015 during his employment as principal security researcher at CloudFlare.
In this book, he suggested the classification of computer criminals based on factors that provide opportunities to commit cybercrime such as affordability, acceptable risk, attractiveness, availability, and anonymity.
Externally driven hacking, he explained, are undertaken for money or securing work for proving a successful computer break-in.