The Dawson College student that exposed a security flaw in the CEGEP's software and was subsequently expelled has at least a dozen job offers to sift through—including one from the company which originally accused him of a cyberattack.

According to Dawson administration, Hamed Al-Khabaz was expelled for repeatedly infiltrating the system.

They say his actions were unprofessional, but Al-Khabaz thinks his attitude is just what employers want.

"For future jobs, they usually want people like this: people who love to risk stuff for the better, not just be a regular student and live a normal life," he explained.

Last night, Al-Khabaz says he received a job offer from the President of Skytech, which develops the software used by Dawson.

As of yet, Al-Khabazm admits he is still unsure which offer he'll take.

Story written by Andrew Brennan
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