Hacker Breaks Down Hacking Scenes From Movies & TV
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Date: 2022-07-06
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echo
Oooh! -23: 02 Snowden's verbose flags not outputting, I can explain that! You can send output to a secondary terminal window as your output window. This is accomplished by something like -ls > /dev/pts/0- where the 0 is replaced with whichever terminal number you want. If you run -tty- on the terminal you want the output on, it will report its path.
This lets you have clean input and output windows. But this has to be done for every command. Would be nice to do it for every command automagically! Well. We can! Launch the terminal with and run -exec 1 > /dev/pts/0- and congrats, it will do it automagically for every command you run in that window. Want to have a bash script pop up two windows, and automagically do this? Little more harder (especially dynamically selecting the output window, but doable. But you can generally do the good stuff with -terminal --execute -exec 1 > /dev/pts/0--
Final note, different -NIX OSes use different terminal commands, so you'll need to convert this to your specific flavor.
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Oooh! -23: 02 Snowden's verbose flags not outputting, I can explain that! You can send output to a secondary terminal window as your output window. This is accomplished by something like -ls > /dev/pts/0- where the 0 is replaced with whichever terminal number you want. If you run -tty- on the terminal you want the output on, it will report its path.
This lets you have clean input and output windows. But this has to be done for every command. Would be nice to do it for every command automagically! Well. We can! Launch the terminal with and run -exec 1 > /dev/pts/0- and congrats, it will do it automagically for every command you run in that window. Want to have a bash script pop up two windows, and automagically do this? Little more harder (especially dynamically selecting the output window, but doable. But you can generally do the good stuff with -terminal --execute -exec 1 > /dev/pts/0--
Final note, different -NIX OSes use different terminal commands, so you'll need to convert this to your specific flavor.
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encycl07pedia
5: 37 is a huge mistake.
OCR stands for -Optical- (not object) Character Recognition, used for translating images of text into actual text. It's a fascinating but imperfect system. For example, a human has little trouble reading a license plate and seeing the -123 ZBY- and correctly interpreting it. Based on color variations and recognizable patterns, OCR software attempts to guess what it says, and even a good photo with good OCR might read that same license plate as -I23 28Y. -
I use SubtitleEdit to convert image-based subtitles to actual text as well as various OCR software to convert my print books to ebooks so I'm pretty familiar with OCR.
I'm disappointed in the expert this time, but my guess is he rarely uses OCR as it has almost nothing to do with system infiltration. I'm also disappointed that Wired allowed this inaccuracy through.
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5: 37 is a huge mistake.
OCR stands for -Optical- (not object) Character Recognition, used for translating images of text into actual text. It's a fascinating but imperfect system. For example, a human has little trouble reading a license plate and seeing the -123 ZBY- and correctly interpreting it. Based on color variations and recognizable patterns, OCR software attempts to guess what it says, and even a good photo with good OCR might read that same license plate as -I23 28Y. -
I use SubtitleEdit to convert image-based subtitles to actual text as well as various OCR software to convert my print books to ebooks so I'm pretty familiar with OCR.
I'm disappointed in the expert this time, but my guess is he rarely uses OCR as it has almost nothing to do with system infiltration. I'm also disappointed that Wired allowed this inaccuracy through.
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Curtis
2 errors, kinda. I-ve been in computers/IT/networking/security for 27 years so I-m not exactly a dummy and I-m a CCIE, so I-m actually very good at what I do. OCR has been around for decades and it actually stands (or at least stood) for Optical Character Recognition, which makes more sense than Object. Regarding the optical disks in the microwave, it sounds like he-s never done that before. I have. About 2 seconds in, and the thin metal on the disk becomes a spider web. Try it yourself. Melting the plastic is not even remotely necessary. I have no problem with the rest, partially because I don-t understand it -, but I certainly understood some. Mostly, he-s one smart dude. I-d really like to learn everything he knows.
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2 errors, kinda. I-ve been in computers/IT/networking/security for 27 years so I-m not exactly a dummy and I-m a CCIE, so I-m actually very good at what I do. OCR has been around for decades and it actually stands (or at least stood) for Optical Character Recognition, which makes more sense than Object. Regarding the optical disks in the microwave, it sounds like he-s never done that before. I have. About 2 seconds in, and the thin metal on the disk becomes a spider web. Try it yourself. Melting the plastic is not even remotely necessary. I have no problem with the rest, partially because I don-t understand it -, but I certainly understood some. Mostly, he-s one smart dude. I-d really like to learn everything he knows.
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Hekate
the 'accidental myspace worm' is almost as good as the accidental invention of worms in general, which took the (then much smaller) internet down for a few days. (and led to the very first person getting in trouble for a cybercrime)
also i kind of really like the Ocean's 8 hacking scene? maybe what she does once she has access isn't the most realistic, but the way she gets in, by knowing how to pick a target, how to craft a fitting phishing attack, and just attaching malware she already has? much better than 99% of hacking scenes xD no furious typing of random green text and a loading bar
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the 'accidental myspace worm' is almost as good as the accidental invention of worms in general, which took the (then much smaller) internet down for a few days. (and led to the very first person getting in trouble for a cybercrime)
also i kind of really like the Ocean's 8 hacking scene? maybe what she does once she has access isn't the most realistic, but the way she gets in, by knowing how to pick a target, how to craft a fitting phishing attack, and just attaching malware she already has? much better than 99% of hacking scenes xD no furious typing of random green text and a loading bar
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PyroAficionado
The part in eagle eye where it-s reading the sound waves is actually really simple in concept, when I was in 8th grade for the science fair I put a crude setup together using a laser pointer, bouncing off glass into a light sensor, hooked up to a tape recorder. While it had a decent amount of static, I was 95% able to understand a conversation going on on the other side of a window.
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The part in eagle eye where it-s reading the sound waves is actually really simple in concept, when I was in 8th grade for the science fair I put a crude setup together using a laser pointer, bouncing off glass into a light sensor, hooked up to a tape recorder. While it had a decent amount of static, I was 95% able to understand a conversation going on on the other side of a window.
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Brad
10: 15 I saw an experiment 'somewhere' where they were able to extract legible sound based on the visual vibrations of a plant leaf in a closed room where someone was talking. It was an extremely complex photographic analysis and coding job, but (I wish I could remember where I saw it) the experiment was successful.
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10: 15 I saw an experiment 'somewhere' where they were able to extract legible sound based on the visual vibrations of a plant leaf in a closed room where someone was talking. It was an extremely complex photographic analysis and coding job, but (I wish I could remember where I saw it) the experiment was successful.
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Silica
6: 00 - basically every MP3 player just comes up as a mass storage device so you don't need to convert anything just drop the files onto it.
As for the Apple store idea. What if instead you went into the store and installed like a RAT on one of the display PCs then remotely accessed it to do whatever you want
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6: 00 - basically every MP3 player just comes up as a mass storage device so you don't need to convert anything just drop the files onto it.
As for the Apple store idea. What if instead you went into the store and installed like a RAT on one of the display PCs then remotely accessed it to do whatever you want
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Taylor
it seems a little far fetched that you could reconstruct audio based on a video of the liquid vibrating. with only 24 or 30 fps framerate video vs most audio being in the several hundred Hz range, it seems like most of the vibrations would not be captured making this impossible without a super highspeed camera.
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it seems a little far fetched that you could reconstruct audio based on a video of the liquid vibrating. with only 24 or 30 fps framerate video vs most audio being in the several hundred Hz range, it seems like most of the vibrations would not be captured making this impossible without a super highspeed camera.
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Neil
11: 17 There is no way this is doable with a normal camera. The frequency of sound is way higher than typical camera frame rates, and the image would have to be crazy high resolution to see small displacements of the liquid to be able to extract speech. It is creative though.
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11: 17 There is no way this is doable with a normal camera. The frequency of sound is way higher than typical camera frame rates, and the image would have to be crazy high resolution to see small displacements of the liquid to be able to extract speech. It is creative though.
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Spoony
What I find unrealistic in the Jurassic Park hacking scene was when the adults were holding the door as the Velociraptors were pushing it open, and they were trying to reach their guns; they didn't ask the other kid to push the guns into their reach
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What I find unrealistic in the Jurassic Park hacking scene was when the adults were holding the door as the Velociraptors were pushing it open, and they were trying to reach their guns; they didn't ask the other kid to push the guns into their reach
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