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Hollywood has been using Teek in movies since the computer was first invented

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and they've been getting it wrong for just as long and just like the corridor

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crew when we see it mistakes in movies

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it's pretty hard to overlook and focus on the rest of the story which is why we

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were here at computex and we invited Wendell from level one Tex to help take

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a look and break down some scenes from TV shows and movies to see what they got

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wrong but maybe also some stuff they got

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right I was wandering outside and they brought me in that is actually

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starting with the TV show Bones in season 7 episode 6 their computer gets

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hacked because someone accidentally uploaded a virus by scanning a skeleton

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let's watch Once We scan the bones the

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computer can predict scenarios consistent with the damage yeah now now

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that's realistic especially these days okay now

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the computer should tell us what caused the internal injuries a gunshot there whoa whoa whoa

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whoa I'm not even into the computer stuff yet and that is straight up not

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how that would work it's not even pointing at a

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bone okay they fire under the rib cage

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I'm sorry was it a shotgun whoa whoa whoa what what just

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happened you think I smell something system f I smell something oh wow

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no yeah the computer wouldn't catch on fire even if the cooling failed

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catastrophically it wouldn't catch on sometimes the wires will catch on fire

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but that would be at the back yeah you can get little like spot Burns now there is a product that is specifically

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designed with a kill switch that is supposed to heat up the circuits and

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Destroy them a lot of the flight data stuff in in classified airplanes also

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have explosives so you just pull the thing and it's like thermite and it just

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and then it's gone but it would have to be designed for that also that first

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flame was about as convincing as when we did our April Fool's video where I said

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our server room was on fire so it turned out the malware killed our fans they're

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supposed to turn on when the CPU reaches 75° but the malware added a zero and

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made it 750 how did this malware get past our fire it doesn't go past 255

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sorry okay for everyone who gets that

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that's hilarious it doesn't catch fire immediately what it would slow down or

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turn off it's also weird cuz like you wouldn't unless the program is badly

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written and your adversary knows exactly

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the software that you're using and the version you could do this with like a

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buffer overflow so like the data is parsed as commands instead of data but

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most of the time when you're scanning something it's just going to be data I feel like by giving it that thorough of

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a debunking you're almost respecting it too much even if what he said wasn't

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true there isn't a processor on Earth that would manage to heat up that fast

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even if you turn the fans off it originated in my computer wait but it

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wouldn't have gotten in there unless you had downloaded something yeah or

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uploaded all you uploaded were the scans of those

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bones are you telling me that there's a computer virus in the bones the computer

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virus is in the bones imagine you had

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like a CT scan and you have a malformed

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CT scan file and you give it to your hospital and they parse that and then it

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turns into a virus that's kind of what happens with PDFs or anything in your

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emails like you get a malform PDF you're not running a PDF thing and it takes

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over your computer looking at a PDF should be a perfectly safe operation but

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it takes over and does stuff so that part is the least unrealistic part and

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it's really a stretch and no two scans are likely to be exactly identical

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because that's largely an analog process again I think you're respecting it far

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too much also what was the point of that just to light their computer on fire a

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motov cocktail would get you there a lot faster and a lot cheaper anything

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promising it's hard to say all the documents were photographed are in

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Chinese he got his hard drives scans of everything in now hold on just a moment

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here this is disappointing because like

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some of the stuff is like there there's there's artistic creative license you

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know maybe they scan the bones that could have been a bomb this is just they

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didn't Google it does that even have chain of

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custody again respecting it far too much

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now just a minute we've got as hard drives for one thing that is one hard

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drive for another thing really you couldn't afford any more than a do stop

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power supply from the P3 era is that a 20 pin connector

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yep yeah that's like 300 W power supply

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you will have plenty of stuff to go through in the

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morning he has so many questions he's like that's not a hard

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drive I haven't talked about this much but Luke and I actually did a little bit

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of unpaid Consulting on a Hightech

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script for some medium don't worry about the details because I'm pretty sure I'm

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under NDA but speaking from that experience if I had to guess how these

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things happen I would say it's not because nobody knew better it's not

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because a tech EXP expert wasn't hired to come in and tell them something

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different but because they actually made a conscious decision to not care or they

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or they did it too late like there was some changes that we had suggested that

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were like well we can't do it now I think they could have sourced an e-w

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hard drive instead of an e-w power supply system breach go firewall one we

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got a problem this is from Castle someone sned a rat to one of my servers

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a remote access tool we're being

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hacked first of all it's remote access Trojan like is it the more firewalls I

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have the more safe I am no no it's like swiss cheese defense right all the

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firewalls have minor vulnerabilities and you just have a variety of them the

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whole way through yeah that's the Battle Star Galactica

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model I love the percentage to breach thing I love that they have this tool

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where they're like we know we suck let's make sure that we can measure exactly

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how screwed we are yeah what's the morale of the team that develops that

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breached in red I mean if you could figure this out it would be great cuz as

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firewall one hits breached you just message the backup battery and be like

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hey you need to turn off right now and it turns off yeah no that would be too

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sensible and look I know that this is probably going to be the most pedantic

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nitpick of all but that's not how you spell

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synced I'll start an intrusion inspection and find out who IR ran

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is who hieroglyphs uhoh oh they're hold

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on you don't decrypt a firewall no firewall number

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four he stopped respecting them too much

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his brain's broken yeah it's not this is

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terrible view options yes

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no it's coming from inside the city trying to narrow it down okay what even

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is this it's supposed to be narrowing down which is funny because how this

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circle Works they already know theoretically that it's in the middle I

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can ping it a friend that's three states away has a lower ping than my neighbor

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across the street so I don't this is like oh let's figure out how far away it

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is it doesn't always work like this yeah

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tight faster oh my God this scene is like 3 minutes

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long that barely slowed him down I'm sorry but he's going to find us in less

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than a minute should we abort no we we've only got two of the Blinky boxes

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left to go I like that that's good come on got

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it exact address that's Castle's office he

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must be working with Haley she's got the skill set for this and she is about to

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breach our firewall if she does they'll have instant access to our entire

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investigation no they won't okay tell me

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this you have breached the URL of

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apple.com do you have instant access to

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all of the data that's on it no although

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Dell if all of it's public Dell's public suffering lately with that though they

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did exfiltrate a lot of data to do with the customer orders and names and but it

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would take time yes and if they were if Dell was literally sitting there

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preventatively anti-hacking yeah no in

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fact they would not have access to everything I can launch a cybernuke but

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it'll completely fry a cybernuke cyber what is this

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interface why do they have this

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interface but they don't have the ability to sh off the

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power oh what just happened we got Cyber

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News Armageddon I'm afraid it doesn't work that

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way you don't just have like digital icbms I mean I assume that what's

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supposed to happen there is like you can trick the person attacking you into running some executable code and it

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wipes something but it doesn't work that way someone hacked a curtain ad on the

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scroll MD site looks like a normal ad right and this is the code for the

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ad but peekaboo there's actually two two

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codes written right on top of each other okay we were doing really good

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surprisingly good for AIT I was convinced this was quite solid that was

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actually really cool like and pretty realistic uh injecting a malicious

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redirect into some kind of seemingly

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real advertisement especially a pharmacy where you'd collect a lot of personal

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information and valuable personal information about people maybe that guy

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was just thinking his coor workers or morons and is using that to explain it

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and it's like okay this code actually injects this other code it's not like

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code on top of another code I'm convinced that dude wants to claim that

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he has like two weeks to a month of work to do and he's going to do it in like

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four hours now that sounds realistic the target had to breach the

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scroll MD service to inject this Cod not true actually you could just exploit uh

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kind of delivery Network this happens all the time he's operating almost

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entirely on the surface web where he can reach millions of everyday sys on the

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surface web what is the surface web uh

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well as opposed to like the dark web or better script dialogue for that would

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have been it's like they're you're utilizing like public ad networks and

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they're flying under the radar of public ad networks yeah are you you should do

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this are you audition for your next career move Consulting for

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Hollywood they won't listen to you

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no 218 gone okay

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no what I mean if it's a pharmacy

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website there's probably tens of I mean just bot traffic is going to be tens of

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thousands of ips but look at the IPS 164

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387 that it'll never be more than 255 on any number whoopsy Doodles no that might

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be on purpose just cuz like you could accidentally have an IP address in there and it's like oh look it's bang are all

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of these breaking that rule think you might be right whole like there's

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reserved IP ranges for kind of like

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5555555 there's fake IPS so they could

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just use those if they actually knew they need like a whole ocean of them and

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these all look like they broke that rule yeah none of these are are can be real

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IP I don't think any of them are maybe it was on purpose then let's give them

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that one and their whole narrowing exercise doesn't work at all because the

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guy working in the mail room and the executive would actually have the same

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public facing IP likely yeah God kidding

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me Target's using an IR LED array makes

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his license plate on B the cameras all four tires up okay

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yes that's actually kind of cool and

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like that and the the whole none of those IPS would be working stuff like

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there's there's you know there traces in here all four tires give up Bluetooth

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signals report when they're low on pressure what do you think I don't know

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if they're Bluetooth Bluetooth no they really don't yeah that would be done

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over low frequency signal yeah that's not even a little bit Bluetooth uh the

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there is something really wild that's happening with self-driving cars and that is the standard for aircraft like

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the aircraft to aircraft communication uh has been co-opted and modified

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slightly for carto car communication so a lot of smart cars are emitting tons of

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radio and can be uniquely identified if you drive a Tesla your Tesla can be

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fingerprinted and and tracked without a license plate now Wendell this is

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something I legitimately don't know would a Bluetooth device have a MAC

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address okay okay okay I've never looked

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up the Mac Address of my Bluetooth device well Apple actually has been

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worried about this for a long time and so they've been doing Mac randomization and Android got that feature later so

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when you connect to a public Wi-Fi uh actually I used to work on a project for

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a very large commercial entity where we were doing Bluetooth uh Beacon tracking

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and you could track somebody moving through a commercial store like a

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Marshalls or something like that it's like oh the same people are coming back

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we don't know who they are but they're they're probably somebody that bought something oh yeah that's kind of like

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what they do on the cruises where they can bring your drink right to you see

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that little white box right there the Department of Transportation

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traffic monitoring system picks up Bluetooth signals to report traffic

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patterns sadly this has become reality it's not Bluetooth no but if

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you're trying to communicate this to people that are going to watch this show

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it's not that bad why don't you just say Wireless yeah yeah no

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way I'm getting HED this is classic no

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no this is okay like there's just so much they already burned to the NC my

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goodness my frontal lo I have never actually seen this this this is a super

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legendary scene if someone is stealing your documents the documents that are

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being stolen are not opening on your screen like it doesn't you're not going

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to get a million it would be impossible to do any work on this computer because of all the popups remember the '90s like

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you get all the popups and bad things happening on your computer because of the malware it's like oh what is this

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take the node and dump them on the other side of the router I'm trying it's moving too fast have you seen this

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before Oh my God this is so like okay

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two people one keyboard does not work in any there's just no Universe where two

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people one keyboard works ah where'd it go Abby I didn't do

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anything I thought you did no hence why

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you don't have two people on One keyboard he unplugged it well that's the

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first person with a brain we did it literally the most

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reasonable thing in that entire scene with all the submissions you guys gave

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us from crime show like CSI and NCIS we could probably make an entire second

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episode just from that so hit the like

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button if you guys want to see a second one of these I mean according to IMDb

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NCIS has a budget of only $25 million per episode so that would explain why

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they just didn't have the budget to accurately represent hacking and

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Technology on the show um let's pivot though and take a look at a movie that

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had a budget of a mere $200 million surely they did a much better job a oh

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good it's f Ramsey has created something interesting

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bring it up yes sir say hello to God's

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eye now this little bastard hacks into anything that's on the digital Network

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that means every this is certainly the intelligent

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Services want this if we look at it it's like we we and they try to make

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components of this the headlines for the Pegasus malware and the Dual elliptic

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curve incursions by the intelligence services

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and this is scary close to re reality

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possibly maybe I say thank God it can only access anything on the digital

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Network as opposed to the analog networks that we're still rolling one

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thing that I may argue is that I don't know that the Fast and Furious universe

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is actually the same as our own really I think at this point I think

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it's arguable that it is not actually the same universe Dr Chan recalculate

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the new Thruster data and relay it to Blue Oyster called immediately insens he

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Roger that do to

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[ __ ] what's wrong seriously you auto updating now General I won't be able to

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calculate the right data for the satellite for 49 minutes how long you

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impact 11 minutes and 44 seconds probably do it on a different computer

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Microsoft it do be like that sometimes okay this is actually pretty funny but

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you could probably use a different machine on the network I'm enjoying this

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one enough though that I don't feel like I need to pick it apart it didn't pull

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me complet completely out of the scene Elijah actually has some inaccuracies in

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there that we were supposed to notice their group policy almost certainly

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would have prevented an update for happening at such an inopportune time

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although Microsoft has started ignoring group policy and they can for certain

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things yeah Group Policy is not as Ironclad as it used to be if they're

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like Microsoft if they're like this is important enough of an update they'll

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just our last clip also from The Fast

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and Furious universe as Luke calls it yeah

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wait he's in a giant motorcade in a city and they weren't

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sure okay they found him those coordinates to's copy that so like if

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that was a dude that was under surveillance already and they had

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malware on his phone like the Pegasus malware they absolutely could do that

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yeah turned the microphone on surreptitiously like the whole nine also

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am I going to be the one to point out that they have planes

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yeah that are just in the air all the time and yet they choose to pursue on

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the ground in the Fast and the Furious Universe cars are the best thing that

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exist at all other than family well wait if they've got a New York police escort

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just radio the New York police would be like stop this is what I've been saying

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they had to try to track this person down but they have a giant motorcade in

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the middle of a huge City wait why do we need to read his license plate this is

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what I'm this is what I'm saying they definitely know this is happening do

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these guys work for the Department of redundancy Department if you have this level of control can't you just turn a

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stop light red yeah want every chip with

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a zero die exploit in any idiot with a flipper zero who whoa who every chip

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with a zero day exploit in a certain mile radius I thought why do they need a

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chip with a zero day exploit they've got God's eye they should have everything

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got to use the orange text on the video them

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all that's like in the Batman movie that made Alfred upset yeah what this hacking

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they're going to start driving the cars to crash the motorcade oh my God

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excellent this will also be a

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thing why would they want it to do

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that how did they want the windshield wipers to go now there's a lot of

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intelligence services that would be really happy for this level of functionality cuz it's like oh look this

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problematic person died in a horrible car accident

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whoops okay where did those coins come from whoa wo wo W did the coins just

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come out of the ground what the happened to that parking meter I think those were

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added in post really also notice how

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much rust there is on the ones that are

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real shoot their

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engines there's people in those C wo wo W did you see the spread what are these

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bullets hitting that's epic

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dude oh interesting when you shoot the engine it naturally diverts

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away massive thanks to Wendell for joining us to critique some scenes from

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