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Milenko Miljković

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Milenko Miljković
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Born7 March 1993
🏳️ NationalitySerbian
💼 Occupation
Chairman and CEO of 1337 Serbia

Milenko 1337 Miljković was born in Novi Sad in the year 1993. In his early life he played chess and was interested in math and history.[1] Later in his life he lost his interests in math and started expanding his knowledge in computers. For a short time he became very good at it and started learning about internet communication technologies, system vulnerabilities and wireless communications. When he was 13 years old, he lost his mother, who died from cancer. Because of her death, his life became harder and he didn't have much time for his interests. Later in the year 2009 he managed to come back on the scene when he joined 1337 and started working for a few companies as System Administrator. After a short period he started a pilot project about Safety of children on the internet. The project was successful in a few elementary schools but didn't continue because of lack of funds and free time. At March 2010, he and his team joined the project "Click Safely"[2] with Serbian Ministry of Telecommunications. He spent one month on the project and left because of the ministry's poor performance and commitment, which he couldn't deal with. He returned to work as System Administrator and started visiting summits of ESET, Microsoft, Adobe, Hewlett Packard and others to expand his knowledge in internet communications.

Child Internet Safety Projects

2010: This year was his most successful year in fighting against internet pedophiles; he worked with police and succeeded in catching a few pedophiles over Facebook and a Serbian social network called "Karike".[3] He hosted 8 summits about children's safety on the internet and started writing a blog about Facebook and the internet's dangers.[4] He couldn't achieve what he planned with his projects because of the large amount of financing he provided personally and without help. His work was notable among people of Novi Sad, and with their cooperation with 1337 Serbia they are preparing project "Operation Endgame," which has a goal of reducing internet sexual abuse in Serbia and creating an internet database of registered sex offenders.

To Catch A Predator Idea

2009: He sent a project to Serbian National TV Network which he came up with by watching "To Catch A Predator" on cable TV. He had a similar idea to make a show similar to it in Serbia with an online database of registered sexual offenders displayed on a map. A Mayor and a few detectives liked that and they tried to contact producers, but the producers declined the offer because of legal problems and lack of space in the TV program. He dropped the project and continued his solo work on fighting against internet crime[5].

Commitment to Society

His commitment to society, which he lives in, is also notable. He from time to time teaches children in local schools about the upsides and downsides of social networking, the internet, and staying protected with strong passwords and privacy settings.

Click Safely

March 2010: Milenko cooperated with the ministry of Digital Agenda (Ministry of Telecommunication) on a project "Click Safely." This project took place in several schools in Serbia and had a primary goal of averting children from the danger that comes with publishing their privacy online. The whole project still hibernates, and its goal is to protect children on the World Wide Web.

Still of Milenko during one of Click Safely Seminars in Novi Sad City Hall

References

  1. Branka J. (2010-03-23). "Deca na internetu". Alo. p. 2. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
  2. D.N. (2010-03-25). "Projekat Klikni Bezbedno". Dnevnik. p. 8. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
  3. "Uhapšena trojica pedofila". Kurir. 2010-07-15. p. 12. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
  4. Branka J. (2010-03-23). "Deca na internetu". Alo. p. 2. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
  5. Branka J. (2010-03-23). "Deca na internetu". Alo. p. 2. |access-date= requires |url= (help)

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