Watching the show Tehran and the high intensity coding sequences are python functions like DOOR.OPEN() and try/except clause’s that contain nothing more than logging output.
So far, the only “hacking” scene I’ve ever truly appreciated was that time in Matrix Reloaded, where Trinity used nmap to scan for open ssh ports, then used a fake “sshnuke” tool to exploit a real sshv1 crc32 vuln. Enough accuracy to make me appreciate the effort.
Watching the show Tehran and the high intensity coding sequences are python functions like DOOR.OPEN() and try/except clause’s that contain nothing more than logging output.
So far, the only “hacking” scene I’ve ever truly appreciated was that time in Matrix Reloaded, where Trinity used nmap to scan for open ssh ports, then used a fake “sshnuke” tool to exploit a real sshv1 crc32 vuln. Enough accuracy to make me appreciate the effort.
Have you seen Mr Robot? I appreciated the attention to detail. Still some small bits of magical god tier abilities, but it was done really well.
Ah, I forgot about Mr Robot. Yeah - that was really accurate in a lot of ways.
I saw that one. I always stopped the frame to look at the code. It never disappointed.
Hacking scenes in shows and movies were always my favorite because of how hilarious they are.
I feel like my python coding is being attacked here.
If you can abstract a nation state’s high security power facility into a module as simple as that, you have nothing to worry about!