conference. nadia began focusing on teen wellness after she helped a suicidal friend find a path to recovery. first, nadia started the teenz talk website to share video messages on tough issues. this conference takes the idea further, creating a safe place for teenagers learning to help themselves and others. >> it's normal to feel anxious or depressed at times, but if it gets to a point where it's really changing the way you live your life, then it's time to get help, and it's okay. >> nadia and her team are getting support from a range of mental-health organizations eager to reach out to young people. >> data has shown that teens in the u.s. are experiencing higher levels of stress than ever before. and about 50% of mental-health disorders emerge by the age of 14, and about 75% emerge by the age of 2 >> sometimes, early intervention is critical, just like with other types of illness. >> and we miss the fact that this is actually a disease. it's a brain disease. >> for 17-year-old darrow hornik, a simple text helped turn around her moment of crisis. >> this amazing resource that is available

able to use a conference room to attack the company from the inside >> to crack passwords, the teen built a special machine called cracken. >> the criminals use something similar as well. >> despite recent attacks, most people still resource to basic passwords like these used by employees at a major media company. and these from people at a manufacturing business check out how many times they use a season and other patterns. >> parents, what kind of passwords do they use. >> children's names. >> pet owners. >> the names of their pets. >> we got to test out cracken at the cyber war room outside of boston and he said the top used password is password one and so we tested that first and the crack time 148 seconds next we try a longer one adding capital letters an the special characters everyone tells you to use believe it or not, our longer password with caps and dollar signs was easier to crack but neither one was very tough >> you go beyond 14 characters it is more and more difficult to crack a password. >> while anything is crackable, long passwords like complete sentences take so much longer, criminals might not even bother. >> knowing that you're never going to get