Question: You are one of the top students in your university's computer science program of 100 students, and you have agreed to meet with a recruiter from the Department of Homeland Security. Over dinner, he talks to you about the increasing threat of cyberterrorist attacks launched on the United States by foreign countries and the need to counter those attacks. The agency has a strong need for people that can both develop and defend against zero-day exploits that could be used to plant malware in the software used by the government and military computers. At the end of the dinner, the recruiter turns to you and asks: "Would such a role be of interest to you?" How do you respond?