Luka’s aspirations continue to grow. He’s exploring the realm of quantum computer security and its potential reshaping of the hacking landscape. His prediction is stark: ‘Once quantum computers become publicly accessible, that’s when hackers will turn into terrorists.’

The Boy from Georgia Who Changed the Ethical Hacking Field! At just 11 years old, Luka Ramishvili found his calling in ethical hacking. Each day brought new challenges, accelerating his skills. By 13, he was already helping major companies address website vulnerabilities, and at 15, he started working with large corporations and engaging in online bug bounties.

His prowess in ethical hacking quickly garnered attention. At 17, Luka’s AI cybersecurity company won the Forbes Georgia competition. Now 18, he is an accomplished professional, credited with discovering critical vulnerabilities in giants like Google, YouTube, Ubisoft, and Microsoft.

Luka’s aspirations continue to grow. He’s exploring the realm of quantum computer security and its potential reshaping of the hacking landscape. His prediction is stark: ‘Once quantum computers become publicly accessible, that’s when hackers will turn into terrorists.’ He is also writing a book on cybersecurity and ethical hacking in Georgia, aspiring to motivate the next wave of hackers and cybersecurity experts.

Presently, Luka is devoted to teaching individuals about cybersecurity and ethical hacking, adopting a personalized, one-on-one approach. His philosophy is clear: ‘I will try my best to train as many people as I can to build up a large cybersecurity community. If you are my student, get ready; I don’t teach like academies and universities. I will teach you how to become one of the best.’ These words from Luka Ramishvili highlight his commitment not only to the field but also to nurturing new talent, demonstrating his exceptional skills, dedication, and his vision for a safer digital world.