This is so relatable, I was on my terminal activating a Conda environment. My brother sees it and immediately starts freaking out saying, " why are you hacking" i was so disappointed in him we have to do something about these Hollywood hacker films
As a green hat who’s learning how to hack, i can tell you right now. It’s not fun waiting hours to days to WEEKS for a brute force attack to complete (ethically ofc)
Another video jam packed with information! It's great to see all the different ways hacking has been used in movies and Mr Robot is the most realistic I have seen on screen
1. nmap is a network scanner, not a hacking tool. 2. Security through obscurity is the reliance on secrecy as the main method of providing security. Like obfuscating your source-code, changing ports to non-standard, or creating a proprietary encryption program. It's absurd because it's mostly sticking you head in the sand wasting time, instead of focusing on actual issues. 3. It's so mind-numbing how little security measures governments and corporations employ. More people should know about it to keep them accountable, instead of shooting the messenger. Thanks for making this cool video!
Operation: Takedown really should have had a mention. Also, 'sudo' works just fine even if you're root. I sometimes forget that I've already 'sudo -s' and prefix with sudo.
@@Sumsubcom I have to say, that was intended as constructive. I am REALLY VERY VERY impressed with your channel. Super production, good research and well presented (both presenters). I know channel growth is good but I expect it to rocket up even more.
22:07 Security by obscurity is NOT the same as Security by obfuscation. As you said, security by obfuscation works by making it hard to read. Security by obscurity means that your network is secure, as long as no-one figures out the weaknesses, because you made everyone promise to keep it a secret. Which is why professionals mock it, because a hacker worth their salt *WILL* figure out those weaknesses even without being told.
Making mistakes on purpose is common in creative works. I recall writing a very detailed scene about the antagonist of one my works making homemade chlorine gas, something I know how to do because of my background, it was only after I wrote it that I thought "holy crap, I better change that so someone doesn't kill themselves!"... I got over twenty contacts from people telling me that scene was wrong...
In War Games it was a backdoor to the ministry of defence. Not saying it was realistic but in the context that programmers leaving a backdoor was pretty popular even in the high ranks back in the day.
25:10 lil comment on the sudo comment. Sudo doesnt affect the commands in my experience and i sometimes use it when logged in as root cause i forget im in root lol
So weird. I JUST watched Wargames a couple of nights ago so it's fresh in my memory. I agree that it's totally unrealistic that he would just happen to dial into the department of defense _and_ gain access so easily. But. I think the films best claim to accuracy is the prediction of deep learning. The WOPR computer does exactly what modern day deep learning algorithms do. It learns from past experience and gets better with every iteration. The film also accurately predicts and portrays neural networks quite well in that the WOPR will take in data sets and use that to inform it's learning process. I was very deep into phreaking in the early 90s. It was a fun time to be a geek.
Another cool piece from SumSub love it. Also MR Robot is an epitome of research done right on the movies. BTW Hello Security enthusiasts I was wondering what sorta content are you guys fascinated by... would love to know.
@@Sumsubcom I really do enjoy your channel. You make such good videos too!. Your going to be at 1M subs before you know it. Keep up the interesting topics man.
What, no Johnny Mnemonic? Awwww.. I know that was just after Jurassic Park but also had a unique visual hacking style. Then of course later on a dolphin hacking a human mind..
ON the sudo command, 25:00 due to frequent use I find myself using it even when I am logged in as root, I guess it's just habbit. I stand to be corrected of cause. Have to say I did not notice it in the series thanks for pointing it out.
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Quality video, as always.
Mr robot has probably the most realistic "hacking" scenes on television
100% agree!
True and most of the terminal commands were real.
Great show!
@@mallickpriyanshuOG yes, they just did the commands out of order if you pay close attention 😂😂
Why does this channel have this low number of subscribers? The production is through the roof! Good job!
Exactly
Because it’s relatively new (april 2021)
69.6K. The perfect number of subscribers
Sumsub is an established company with a new channel. And they aren't using many hashtags to get their vids in front of more eyes
@@jameezybreezy9030 I’ve seen channels like High Boi who went from 10K to 1M within 2 weeks…
Mr. Robot has one of the most accurate depiction of hacking in a series that I've seen so far.
Also a good dystopian progression story.
Yeah that's series is soo good and the software are preety real on it
Really good show indeed
Rami won an Emmy for his performance.
Actually in Borne identity they just changed keyboard layout to Russian and typed the same keys as in English. So this gibberish is not random.
Mr Robot is so underrated series but it is the most accurate to reality in terms of both hacking as well as a society with anxiety and depression.
This is so relatable,
I was on my terminal activating a Conda environment. My brother sees it and immediately starts freaking out saying, " why are you hacking"
i was so disappointed in him
we have to do something about these Hollywood hacker films
Watching hackers in movies is like watching a doctor trying to draw blood with a carrot from a severed arm.
accept the seen were the payphones are are taped together ,mic to to speaker
It's amazing how much influence movies have on the culture of our society..
I am literally in love with his accent and his quality of production
keep growing buddy best of luck
Thank you for your support!
always surprised by the quality of this channel. give it a couple months and you'll be in the big leagues.
As a green hat who’s learning how to hack, i can tell you right now. It’s not fun waiting hours to days to WEEKS for a brute force attack to complete (ethically ofc)
Can we all appreciate that a cat came to say hi at 26:45?
He is just walking around 😂
I was hoping someone else had noticed and I wasn't just imagining things 😅
Another video jam packed with information! It's great to see all the different ways hacking has been used in movies and Mr Robot is the most realistic I have seen on screen
No doubt the best informative content on TH-cam
1:31 I so wanna hear Old town road Bradley Peak cover!
Lmao
16:08 "blue box hacking telephone ☎️
Networks"
Excellent work 👏
Ur channel is amazing. Subbed.
This channel is so amazing. I can't wait for it to pick up more traction.
Fox, help us by stealing views from the farms of Boggis, Bunce and Bean.
I honestly don’t know why you don’t have ten times the subs . Fantastic production value , bravo 👏
Maybe one day! Cheers man. :)
This channel is amazing, the info is always interesting and useful to know.
This was a fun watch. Also really enjoyed Wired's video where they had a cybersecurity expert review hacking films.
Was waiting for The Net to make an appearance. Love that movie
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Content and presentation are Outstanding! However your Cat stole the entire show at the end!
Thanks so much! Yes, she was a bit of an easter egg. ❤️
1. nmap is a network scanner, not a hacking tool.
2. Security through obscurity is the reliance on secrecy as the main method of providing security. Like obfuscating your source-code, changing ports to non-standard, or creating a proprietary encryption program. It's absurd because it's mostly sticking you head in the sand wasting time, instead of focusing on actual issues.
3. It's so mind-numbing how little security measures governments and corporations employ. More people should know about it to keep them accountable, instead of shooting the messenger.
Thanks for making this cool video!
9:42 Hacking is music to my ears
I’ve binged watched all these videos. You make the topics interesting. Keep up the good work
Glad you're back, Bradley! You and The Hated One, only a day apart. Clearly, this is a good week.
Glad to be back!
Super happy to have you back and healthy!
Great to see that you're back! Another great video!
that bit of classic prog trance was hilarious, have that track.
Mr robot is a real masterpiece
You have great editor
if you turn on the translation you can read something weird at 4:12
Some real quality research and hardwork to create a top notch documentry.
nothing beats the scene with listening guy reading Playboy in Sneakers...
This Channel Is Gonna Blow Up Soon!
Keep Up The Good Work!
And Remember Us Senpai
Yeah ur finally ur back I love ur vidoe I didn't know u have a team
Operation: Takedown really should have had a mention.
Also, 'sudo' works just fine even if you're root. I sometimes forget that I've already 'sudo -s' and prefix with sudo.
Absolutly agree. The movie was epic compare to hackers, and tell the story of Kevin Mitnik one of the best hackers in his time.
The First Hacking scene in Swordfish is clearly the most accurate. XD
Great video dude!
Bradley is back let's goooo!!!!
I AM GROOT
I MEAN BACK
We watched Hackers at IT school in 1999 or 2000 and were really amused by one of the characters going something like „oh wow! A 28k baud modem!!“
Bradley is BACK!! :D
Worth watching this just to see the stunning cat at the end 😁
You noticed )))
Dang, this channel is good. 1mil sub's incoming.
We hope so...
Congratulations for 69K sumscribers 🥳
Another great video! How was the production quality so good from the get go?
Our team are very talented, to say the least ))
@@Sumsubcom They sure are.
"Hot millions" fantastic film
What’s the music playing when you do the ‘Hackers’ portion? That shits straight club fire bro.
Awesome channel.
26:47 The moment this video turned from a TV documentry/feature into a youtube video.
9:42 had me on the floor 🤣
Great video as always but needs to know how to pronounce Peter Ustinov and Hercule Poirot. Probably cos Bradley is quite young 😉
Noted! Indeed, I only ever see these names on paper....
@@Sumsubcom I have to say, that was intended as constructive. I am REALLY VERY VERY impressed with your channel. Super production, good research and well presented (both presenters). I know channel growth is good but I expect it to rocket up even more.
Remember, WarGames used top of the line computing when it came out
Awwww the black cat at the end. Looks just like mine.
Happy to see you back and health ❤️
Thank you Priya ❤️
22:07 Security by obscurity is NOT the same as Security by obfuscation.
As you said, security by obfuscation works by making it hard to read.
Security by obscurity means that your network is secure, as long as no-one figures out the weaknesses, because you made everyone promise to keep it a secret. Which is why professionals mock it, because a hacker worth their salt *WILL* figure out those weaknesses even without being told.
Making mistakes on purpose is common in creative works. I recall writing a very detailed scene about the antagonist of one my works making homemade chlorine gas, something I know how to do because of my background, it was only after I wrote it that I thought "holy crap, I better change that so someone doesn't kill themselves!"...
I got over twenty contacts from people telling me that scene was wrong...
My Alexa blasted heaven is a place on earth at 8.30 am... amazing video!!!
In War Games it was a backdoor to the ministry of defence. Not saying it was realistic but in the context that programmers leaving a backdoor was pretty popular even in the high ranks back in the day.
25:10 lil comment on the sudo comment. Sudo doesnt affect the commands in my experience and i sometimes use it when logged in as root cause i forget im in root lol
Cheers, I've noticed a few comments like this. :)
The Shaun Mendes of Tech is back!
16:13 - _Phreak_ and _phrequency_ or _phone_ and _freak?_
You can always tell when someone isn't actually typing by watching their thumbs. When people fake typing they always forget the spacebar.
Indeed
So weird. I JUST watched Wargames a couple of nights ago so it's fresh in my memory. I agree that it's totally unrealistic that he would just happen to dial into the department of defense _and_ gain access so easily. But. I think the films best claim to accuracy is the prediction of deep learning. The WOPR computer does exactly what modern day deep learning algorithms do. It learns from past experience and gets better with every iteration. The film also accurately predicts and portrays neural networks quite well in that the WOPR will take in data sets and use that to inform it's learning process.
I was very deep into phreaking in the early 90s. It was a fun time to be a geek.
I always love it when cat's make an appearance 🐈 😊
Glad you're okay Bradley!
Cheers bud!
Literally every time you ask us if we're interested in a topic for a new video, the answer is yes
That's what we like to hear
this vid is so well done!
Great video
Where's the bradley peak, Old town road cover ?
17:29 Actually, back in the day they really tried to make 3D file explorer a thing
It obviously didnt work, but, y'know
Amazing content! Thank you guys 👏👏
Thanks for watching! :))
What's the cat's 🐈 name and is she a hacker
Of course she is. She's actually a deepfake. Like me. Lucas is the one true presenter.
Another cool piece from SumSub love it.
Also MR Robot is an epitome of research done right on the movies.
BTW Hello Security enthusiasts I was wondering what sorta content are you guys fascinated by... would love to know.
Thanks for the video =)
The late, great, Richard Prior collecting all the odd 1 cents floating around the payroll system in Superman III 😉
What about the classic triggering of fire sprinkler heads, which have no electrical connections.
Another awesome video.
Cheers Shane!
@@Sumsubcom I really do enjoy your channel. You make such good videos too!. Your going to be at 1M subs before you know it.
Keep up the interesting topics man.
loved this video a lot!
Welcome back
Thank you, sir.
Sumsub is exactly the thing I was finding in youtube.
Great to have you here!
This video is so quality.
I hope your are doing well and like always a good video
Bradley welcome back!
Thank you! Good to be back.
He's back
Back on the Bloc
The first Clip killed me, it gets points for creativity though.
8:43
Laughs in GPT 3
Another example of realistic hacking scene can be seen in Snowden(Movie made on Edward Snowden)
Nice!
I will enjoy my stay on this channel
Was that a... black hat cat?
Cant believe he gave a shoutout to the dirtyMIRT.
Who's that?
@@Sumsubcom Do It Yourself Mobile Infra Red Transmitter
25:16 -
root# sudo -i
sudo: Permission denied.
😆
What, no Johnny Mnemonic? Awwww.. I know that was just after Jurassic Park but also had a unique visual hacking style. Then of course later on a dolphin hacking a human mind..
Hacking can be as sophisticated or as simple as you want it to be. It is only limited by the hackers skill and imagination.
ON the sudo command, 25:00 due to frequent use I find myself using it even when I am logged in as root, I guess it's just habbit. I stand to be corrected of cause. Have to say I did not notice it in the series thanks for pointing it out.
Same, just a power of habit, too much distrohopping
Yay another one
Can you make a video on/like Countries allowing using cracked Software or any online Service
Perhaps, we'll see.