"Oh-" The sound of her voice makes it clear that she's surprised, but pleasantly so, that he wants to know the details. "Ummm...let's see, how do I explain this. Technology ... isn't like magic." Yeah, okay, bear with her here. "When you read books like Harry Potter or the Chronicles of Narnia or Lord of the Rings, magic is something that's unique to whoever the author was and how they decided it would work. Tech and digital security? They're as real as ... home security."

She spreads her hands out in front of her and knocks on the wood of their table.

"If you're trying to figure out the weak points, you try to see if you can break in. Is the front door locked? What about the windows? Is there a cellar? A back fence that you can unlatch by reaching over it? That kinda thing." She smiles a little though, as her eyes flicker down for a moment. "I uh, again, swear that I am not a criminal. Really. My most recent job back home was ... related to recovering data and following digital trails."