If companies would start interpreting these folk as misguided genius (provided that they are the ones that wrote the 'sploit), then I'm sure that it would put a damper on the overall scheme of it. There is that sense of mistrust, however. In a way it is much like interpreting drug kingpins as great businessmen (able to handle a lot of stress, great organizational skills). But comfort to some is worth more than a "life of crime". Successfully "weeding" out THESE individuals would be worthwhile to the overall economy. The FBI already does this at Defcon. You mention genes in this. I'm sure that law enforcement is interested in identifying that "criminal gene", and they are indeed serious about it - in the United States they collect DNA from criminals after a felony is committed. However, I am sure that their system is not perfect. I'm sure they would be able to find this gene in those that follow dangerous pursuits in life, such as stock market warriors.