Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! (AbstruseGoose.com) How many examples of laughable security can you think of in popular fiction, especially sci fi? Can we get a top ten? My favourite is Jeff Goldblum hacking into the alien mothership in Independence Day. (CERT Advisory: "Impact: Non-privileged primitive users can cause the total destruction of your entire invasion fleet and gain unauthorized access to files.")
The R2D2 was hanging out with the Rebel alliance at the start of a New hope, so in fact he's perfectly placed to have received files to hack into Empire networks. What about Ivan Vanko hacking past a 24bit security key in Iron man 2 I noticed the other day.
How about accessing WORP through a humble phone modem by accidentally finding it by "Wardialing" and then finding a list of computer games that gives you a developers name to then start "social engineering" to find out the password for the developers "backdoor". Incidentally according to a Wiki look, WORP could of been named OLI(Omnipresent Laser Interceptor), "it was a space-based defensive laser run by an intelligent program."
"joshua5". Such a carefully chosen password Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Saturday morning breakfast cereal
