Is not safe technology 2016-08-12 11:33
A scene:
Hacker pulls out a laptop, plugs in the Internet cable to access some kind of very powerful system, his hands keep hitting the keyboard (never bothering to use the mouse), in the black background of the white characters of the command line interface, snapped and knocked out the invasion code, with a With a sense of pride similar to that of writing a missile driver, I pressed the Enter key with satisfaction and watched the progress bar on the screen move forward little by little. By the time the progress bar finishes, the hacker has full control of the entire system.
It is believed that we have all seen similar movie clips, and many of us, because we saw similar clips when we were young, secretly vowed that when we grew up we would be a wizened hacker and invade the U.S. military system!
However, the hot-blooded teenager back then not only did not become a hacker, but also became a security officer who fought against unscrupulous hackers. In order to get back the dream you once had, wouldn't it be great to watch a great hacker movie in your spare time on the weekend!
Is not safe below to introduce you to 10 very wonderful hacker movie, you according to their own hacker level to pick.
1. "Who am I: there is no absolute security system"
The protagonist of this movie Benjamin is a person like this: three-dimensional real world, he is a complete loser & Loser, difficult to find a sense of existence, no sense of fashion, no friends, and no girlfriend. But at the age of twenty-five, he is a computer geek with an incredible talent for digital technology. Another protagonist in the film, Max, is a potential revolutionary who aspires to "hack the world". Noticing Benjamin's amazing talent in networking, Max, Benjamin, and the child prodigy Stephen and Paul privately form the hacker organization CLAY, and invade the international security system for the sake of justice. Their hacking skills attract the attention of the German secret police, Europol, and an evil hacker who sees them as a threat and wants to remove them. Benjamin feels that he is facing a life-and-death test, and that their target doesn't seem to be worth the price he has to pay. ......
Reviewed by bigsec.com: The subtitle probably says what all security experts are thinking: there is no such thing as an absolutely secure system, only systems that aren't worth breaking. The only system that is not worth breaking into is the one that is not worth breaking into.
2. Operation Swordfish
Gabriel, a spy, learns that the government has been illegally collecting public money for years during his years as an agent. And if Gabriel wants to realize the dream in his heart, money is the most crucial factor. Because of this, the witty and cunning Gabriel decided to go after this stolen money.
To make his plan work, Gabriel needs a top-notch computer hacker. Stanley is one of the top hackers on the planet, having turned the FBI's proud security system upside down years ago, which led to a prison sentence and the departure of his wife and daughter. He has been banned from using computers and other electronics since his release.
Gabriel sent his female partner, Ginger, to persuade Stanley to come out, promising to help him get custody of his daughter and arrange for him to enjoy a new life away from home. Unable to resist the temptation, Stanley once again out of the mountain. However, things did not go as smoothly as expected ......
It is better not to invade the FBI system.
3. "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
This movie is based on the original book by Swedish novelist Stieg Larsson.
Mikkel Blomqvist, a financial reporter for Millennium magazine, is distracted by a defamation lawsuit stemming from a story when he unexpectedly receives an offer from Henri Vanger, the founder of Sweden's top family-owned company, the Vanger Industrial Group. Ostensibly Mickle is to write a biography of the other man, but in fact he is to help Dickey investigate an unsolved murder case that took place in the family 40 years ago. Miquel carefully combed through mountains of information, exchanging conversations with members of the family. But at a crucial moment, a fringe girl, Lisbeth Salander, hacks into the computer and steals the information. He found the same to have extraordinary investigative ability Lise, invited her to investigate together, but found in front of the bottomless black hole of desire ......
will not Ann comment: the heroine is a wear a nose ring to kill the girl, but also a technically powerful hacker.
4. 'War Games'
David? Letterman (Matthew? Broderick) is a gifted young man who devotes his spare time to computer games. One day, he searches for a networked computer, hacks it, and starts playing a game called Global Thermonuclear War, a simulation of a world war.
But David didn't realize that what was hidden behind "Global Thermonuclear War" was the U.S. military's War Operations Program Response (WOPR) system. This classified system controls the U.S. military's weapons, and David's activation of the "Global Thermonuclear War" game caused the system to automatically prepare for the launch of nuclear bombs!
World War III is on the horizon, armies are on standby, and David has to use his hacking skills to stop the computers from launching the bombs and stopping it all.
Wouldn't Anne's comment: Hacking to stop nuclear bombs from being launched, hacking to save the world, my blood is on fire just thinking about it!
5. "Die Hard 4"
On the weekend of July 4 of a certain year, John? McCullen receives a new assignment: arrest hacker Matt? Farrell and send him to the FBI for interrogation.
In fact, things are not as simple as they seem: after careful planning, the extremist terrorists are ready to use hacking technology to paralyze the computer systems of the whole United States collectively on Independence Day, so as to achieve their plot to control the whole world. Moreover, the mastermind behind the plot, Thomas? Gabriel has prepared a whole bunch of organ obstacles for McCullen in order to stop him from meddling in this matter, including the kidnapping of his daughter Lucy.
Wouldn't Anne's comment: extreme terrorists are so good, they can paralyze the entire U.S. computer system en masse.
6. "Cyberkill"
Single mom Jennifer Marsh is an agent working for the FBI's Cybercrime Division, whose day job is to keep tabs on the Internet, looking for any credit card thieves and other criminals who might be causing harm. During an operation to round up credit card thieves, Jennifer stumbles onto a website called KillwithMe, which streams a live video of a kitten being abused and dying. Jennifer's intuition that there is something sinister going on behind the scenes, and her attempts to trace the IPs and servers come up empty, as it seems that she is dealing with an adversary with a rather sophisticated background.
Shortly afterward, the site updated its content. A man is shown tied up, and the site claims that the more viewers there are, the faster the man dies. As Jennifer and the others watch the man die, she decides to do whatever it takes to save the man behind the scenes, only to get herself caught up in this death spiral.......
Isn't it a good idea to suffocate the OCD with the little mouse hand on the cover poster?
7. Hackers Wanted
Kevin Minnick, arguably the greatest computer hacker of all time, hacked into a telecom company, hacked into the FBI's computers, and became the most elusive King of Hackers in the cyberworld. However, he wished for a real challenge, and when he started hacking into the computer system of the famed physicist and computer genius, Chin Shimomura, his His wish is finally granted, and it may be more than he can handle ......
Is not Ann's review: a hacker version of the Jin Yong martial arts novel feel.
8. The Operating System Revolution
The Operating System Revolution is a 2001 documentary film directed by J. T. S. Moore that traces the history of GNU, Linux, the free software movement, and the open source movement for more than twenty years. The movie stars Richard Stallman, Linus Torvalds, Bruce Ference, Larry Augustine and Eric Lemmon.
Wouldn't Anne's review: well, it's a documentary, and those interested in Linux and open source can still watch it.
9. Crisis Declassified
Benedict Cumberbatch plays Julian Paul Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks. WikiLeaks is a major document leaking and analyzing website that caused an uproar in 2010 when it released as many as 92,000 secret documents on U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Cumberbatch will play Julian Paul Assange, the website's director and spokesman, who has majored in physics and math and worked as a programmer and hacker. Assange is as controversial as the website, having received several honors for his declassification work, as well as an Interpol warrant for his arrest.In 2010, Assange was wanted for the rape and sexual assault of two women in Sweden, and on December 7, 2010, he turned himself in to the London police, and was then escorted to Westminster Magistrates' Court to appear at the extradition hearing, where he was denied bail.On August 16, 2012, Assange was released on bail, and on August 15, 2012, he was released on bail. On August 16, 2012, Assange was granted political asylum in Ecuador.
The movie is based on Julian Paul Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks!
10. The Matrix
In the near future, Neo, a cyber hacker, is skeptical of the seemingly normal real world. He befriends Trinity, a hacker, and meets Murphys, the leader of the hacker organization. Murphys tells him that the real world is actually controlled by a computerized artificial intelligence system called the Matrix, and that people are like animals that they have bred, with no freedom or thought, and that Neo is the savior who can save humanity.
But the road to salvation is never easy, where is the real world? How can we defeat those superhuman-like secret agents? Is Neo the hope for humanity? This is a hacker's empire, where programs and codes are welcome....
It is undoubtedly the most recognizable "hacker" movie of all time!