Hacked on national television
summary
A TV series experiments with real-world hacks: three recording days per episode, team uses phishing, malicious USBs and a Raspberry Pi implant to get on local networks, recovers a Mac keychain by cracking a child birth‑year–based password and reveals 200 plaintext passwords live, finds seven Mac backdoors during one session, escalates from a cracked service account to domain admin inside hours, and manipulates a municipal housing database and queue — many attacks succeed, several planned attacks fail, and social engineering proves decisive.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 15:13THERESE LINDGREN
- 18:40WIFI HACKING
- 22:11JESPER - A MOLE AGAIN
- 25:15PASSWORD CRACKING PROCESS
- 26:37HASH CRACKING SPEEDS
- 27:41PASSWORD GUESSING MATERIAL
- 46:44TAKEAWAYS
- 47:07PASSWORDLESS AUTHENTICATION
- 49:32PASSWORDS
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