After attacks by hackers on Sony Pictures, JPMorgan Chase, Ashley Madison and other large companies, the reporter Kevin Roose was curious about what happens when someone is a victim in a case of violation data.

So we decided to organize an experiment: He invited both experienced hackers (None of whom he knew personally) spend two weeks trying to 'hack' him and extract any information they can from his accounts or computer.

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1. Slayer says:

   08/03/2016 at 02:00

   Well all the examples are for crying, social engineering chachachach says. Kana real hacking with satellites showed no.

   

   

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   • Anonymous says:

     09/03/2016 at 02:19

     Kalispera, Slayer. Πρώτα απ’ όλα το cracking δορυφόρων δε βλέπω πως θα τους βοηθούσαν να πάρουν πληροφορίες γι’ αυτόν τον άνθρωπο, το οποίο ήταν και το task τους.Επίσης, a system is as safe as the security of the weaker krykoy. Why to hit something else, When the human factor is the weakest section, the vast majority of security systems;

     

     

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     • Slayer says:

       09/03/2016 at 14:24

       Yes you're right just watching hacking etc. I was expecting to see something good, όχι fishing με την ειδικό στον τομέα… την ξανθιά που λέει καλά ψέματα χαχ, και τους άχρηστους που σου δίνουν κωδικούς μέσω τηλεφώνου… ήμαρτον δλδ. Alright paradehome that I did not know that you can make phone spoof. We learned something.

       

       

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