
14-Year-Old Kanpur Boy Makes India Proud by Securing NASA’s Website
In an inspiring tale of brilliance and patriotism, 14-year-old Yuvraj Gupta from Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has etched his name into history by safeguarding none other than NASA’s official website from a potential cyberattack.
Yuvraj, a young cybersecurity enthusiast, identified and reported a vulnerability in NASA’s system before it could be exploited by malicious hackers. In recognition of his swift and ethical action, NASA has honored him with a spot in their prestigious “Hall of Fame” and awarded him a Certificate of Appreciation.
His proud mother, overwhelmed with emotion, said:
BIG NEWS 🚨 14-year-old Yuvraj Gupta from Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, has achieved an extraordinary accomplishment.
He successfully protected NASA’s website from a potential hacking attempt.
NASA honored him with a place in their ‘Hall of Fame’ & certificate of appreciation.
His… pic.twitter.com/Xj0pZRz2R2
— Times Algebra (@TimesAlgebraIND) May 25, 2025
“I can’t express what I’m feeling. Seeing my son’s name associated with NASA is like a dream. I’m so proud of him.”
This remarkable achievement not only highlights Yuvraj’s talent at such a young age but also showcases the emerging strength of India’s youth in the global tech and cybersecurity landscape.
As the news spreads, Yuvraj is quickly becoming a symbol of what dedication, skill, and the right guidance can lead to — even at just 14.