How impressive are my computer skills, and what can I use them for?

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Programming languages I know:

> Java
> C
> C++
> Some Visual Basic

Things I have done:

> Sent a Ping Flood attack to website and crashed it (which I regret)

> A little bit of Bitcoin mining
> Installed a Litecoin miner on my iPad

> Jailbreaked my iPhone
> Rooted my 2 Android phones

> Removed tons of viruses manually
> Coded my own "viruses" (fork bombs, file bombs etc)
> Coded my own keylogger

> Flashed the BIOS memory on a laptop by taking out the the BIOS battery from the motherboard and plugging it in again.

> Installed Windows 2000 on Oracle VirtualBox and then ran some viruses to see how they worked.
> Installed MSDos 6.21 on Oracle VirtualBox.
> Installed FreeDos on a USB stick and then booted it up on one of my laptops

> Installed Windows 3.1 on my Android phone by downloading a Win 3.1 ISO file and then extracting the contents onto the SD card and then booting it up using a ported version of DOSBox.

By the way, I'm Way too young to get job since I'm only 13 years old. Since I can't get a job, what should I use my skills for?

Oh, and I know my skills are impressive, but how impressive are they for someone my age?

Very; I've only really just started learning C++ and I'm 21.

I worked with computers at your age and managed to master key areas in both the software and hardware side of things. So you'll definitely find things easier in the computing area when you start going off to collage or University.

Depends what you enjoy. To list some:
Application/software development (end user programs (GUI.
Low level programming (system drivers, high speed backbone applications)
Network security (preventing flood attacks, setting up ports, access control lists etc)
General computer technician (repairs, setups etc)

My advise to you? Definitely venture into one of those areas early if you enjoy it. At 13 you've definitely got potential to go far from what you've achieved so far.

EDIT: That comment above is the most stupid thing I have ever heard. Yes every one can learn it, but not everyone can fully understand it and put it to good use. Yes you can program, but do you have the logic to create your own efficient and stable algorithms. Yes people can learn about security, but do you have the mindset to see past the security and find security holes to patch them up.

It's all about logical thinking and quick reactions whilst being efficient at it. In other words, everyone can do that but the ones that really come out on top and shine are the ones challenging themselves and going beyond the limits and making something new.

The way forward is Alien Embedded systems communications.

Learn to program microchips to control various simple hardwares.
Here is a link to microchip so you can see what I'm talking about:
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1406&dDocName=en023805&redirects=pickit2

However there are way's to learn but for a lot less money if you investigate.