Hacked on national television
summary
Swedish TV series documents four hackers attempting six real attacks with three recording days and one calendar week per episode: planted a Raspberry Pi beacon in an office at 15:39 and escalates to domain admin by 18:40, extracts 55,000 AD hashes and cracks ~45,000 (~80%) in a day; uses USB Mac malware to steal a Chrome sqlite database then recovers passwords via Chrome sqlite + Keychain cracking after obtaining birthdays from tax records; combines RockYou lists, GPU cracking (Apple keychain ~1.8M/s, NTLM ~50B/s) and social engineering — many attacks succeed, some spectacularly fail.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:36ABOUT HACKAD
- 2:56PARKING TICKET
- 3:39WIFI HACKING
- 3:54USB STICK WITH TROJAN
- 5:17PASSWORD DUMPS
- 6:04RAID FORUMS
- 6:20DOWNLOADED DATABASE DUMPS
- 11:48COMMON PASSWORDS
- 12:19SOME REAL-WORLD STATS
- 13:58PASSWORD CRACKING PROCESS
- 14:56HASH CRACKING SPEEDS
- 15:24PASSWORD GUESSING...
- 16:01PASSWORD GUESSING MATERIAL
- 27:42OPTIMISM BIAS
- 29:52LESSONS LEARNED
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