Hackers Game 1

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00:00My name is Soyen Swartz, and I am an Internet activist.
00:24I have infiltrated the IT systems of numerous government agencies and corporations.
00:30Over the years, I have sought out to expose classified information.
00:36Today I found something that requires immediate disclosure.
00:41Today many companies are trying to rewrite our history and alter the truth.
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03:47Fine.
03:51Good thing is, when someone hacks a system, there's always the possibility of getting caught.
04:00And you know how DA's like to make an example out of some stupid kid.
04:04Especially if they connect the bus to national security issues.
04:08We did find a few IP addresses and traced them, so...
04:13Hopefully that's how we'll get our guy.
04:18We know.
04:20Do you understand what I'm telling you?
04:24We represent a lot of high-profile clients here.
04:30They rely on us to create new identities, change facts, rewrite history, so to speak.
04:39How would you like to go to work for us?
04:43You already know.
04:45Great.
04:47I'll take that as a yes.
04:53The arms trafficking ring has been tied to a consortium of front companies
04:58owned by businessman and entrepreneur Hans Vanderbilt.
05:02A number of unarmed civilians were made to lay down on the road outside.
05:06This is what followed.
05:08A number of unarmed civilians were made to lay down on the road outside.
05:12This is what followed.
05:38This is what followed.
05:49After issuing a comprehensive report on violations of the embargo,
05:53human search founder Alice Carson may finally have her day in court.
05:57ICC judges rule on Monday whether the case may proceed.
06:08ICC judges rule on Monday whether the case may proceed.
06:39Here are a few photos of the victims.
06:47You can match them online photographs and videos
06:53through what you call facial recognition software.
07:00We will then make positive IDs in case the victims are identified.
07:08You can create a master list with addresses and group them into families.
07:18How many people are there?
07:20This will take weeks.
07:23Here's a file with names and addresses.
07:25We don't have everything.
07:27That's why I need you.
07:30Who else has access to this?
07:32No one, just you and me.
07:34Why, is something wrong?
07:36Will we make any money with this?
07:38I still have a donor or two left.
07:41But I'm taking a lot of heat.
07:43From who?
07:47From people who know how to pick the locks in my office.
08:06Who are you?
08:08I'm a donor.
08:10I'm a donor.
08:12I'm a donor.
08:14I'm a donor.
08:16I'm a donor.
08:18I'm a donor.
08:20I'm a donor.
08:22I'm a donor.
08:24I'm a donor.
08:26I'm a donor.
08:28I'm a donor.
08:30I'm a donor.
08:32I'm a donor.
08:34I'm a donor.
08:58Sorry.
09:00I was setting up the code for the firewall.
09:05Okay.
09:07Shall we?
09:10This is Tico.
09:13Fortune 500.
09:15The CEO, John Chester, just died at the age of 87.
09:18His son, James, is set to inherit his job.
09:21His wife is the problem.
09:24We discovered that in the 90s,
09:26she made a number of softcore films under the name Bella Blue.
09:30Jumped to 2000, fell completely off the grid,
09:33got plastic surgery, and became Mrs. James Chester.
09:39Does the husband know?
09:41No, not fully.
09:43Now they have three children, host political fundraisers,
09:46and sit on the board of several major charities.
09:49So who wants us to clean up their past?
09:52Tico.
09:54The board of directors is naturally concerned.
09:58Let's see.
10:03She's still got some fan pages.
10:08Is that her?
10:12Yes, that's her.
10:14We're gonna need a good backstory for this one.
10:21Let's kill her off.
10:23What do you mean, kill her off?
10:25Start a rumor online.
10:28Bella Blue died in a car crash, suicide, whatever.
10:32Plant some articles.
10:34Fabricate some photos.
10:36Build a paper trail for Mrs. Chester Jr.
10:41What about everything in print?
10:45The newspaper will pick it up and put it on their website.
10:47It'll go round and round from there.
10:52Okay.
10:54Let's do it.
10:55Roll the trigger.
10:59The company has booked you a hotel suite so you can work at your leisure.
11:03I'll be by later to check on things.
11:06You have two weeks.
11:08Good luck.
11:19The kid does have imagination.
11:23We'll see how he swims with bigger fish.
11:26Cliff, you ready?
12:48Okay.
13:05A number of unarmed civilians were made to lay down on the road outside.
13:10This is what followed.
13:19Armed dealer Vanderbilt was arrested then released after only a few hours.
13:24He's been identified by the International Criminal Court as a person of interest in violating the embargo.
13:30Over the last 20 years, Vanderbilt has built one of the most powerful arms fortunes in Europe
13:36and also may be responsible for countless deaths through illegal weapons trafficking.
13:59Yeah, I heard the news.
14:02Let's talk tomorrow.
14:29Okay.
14:53I haven't finished.
14:56I made the bond and vanished.
14:59Even if we kept our last donor, I'd still lose the case.
15:04We're too strong.
15:08Don't worry.
15:09You can pay me later.
15:10Lois, you don't understand.
15:13No, I don't.
15:21I'll call you, okay?
15:28Yes.
15:29Well, I've been wanting to speak with you for some time.
15:32Well, I'd rather meet you in person.
15:34I'll text you the address and I'll see you then.
15:37Yes, okay.
15:44Hey.
15:45Come on in.
15:54You got your laptop with you?
15:55I want to show you something.
15:57I had a conference call with some arms dealers yesterday.
16:00They sold their product to the wrong side.
16:02There was an embargo.
16:03Now they're in trouble.
16:05Those are the clients.
16:07There's the front company.
16:08There's the main company.
16:12And this one, this one here, she's the lawyer.
16:15She filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court.
16:19I tried to sideline her, but she is stubborn.
16:25Anyway, I arranged a meeting with her for a job interview tomorrow.
16:28I'm going to throw her off a trail very gently.
16:33What do you want me to do?
16:35Make up something good.
16:37We're there to hand out food, medicine, the usual.
16:42And we need to erase that bank transfer from the Cayman Islands.
16:46I don't know how the hell she figured that out, but I'm going to get to the bottom of it.
16:49Pull over here, please.
16:54You think you can handle this?
16:58Good.
17:01Just make them look like the good guys.
17:04I'll be back in a few minutes.
17:11And there was another drive-by shooting today downtown.
17:15Vanderbilt's representatives stated that the wholesalers sold ammonium nitrate solely for agricultural purposes.
17:22They declined to comment on its use in the recent bombing of the embassy.
17:25Vanderbilt's charity raised over $100 million in its efforts to combat the spread of AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa.
17:31...CEO of TECO, North America's largest food processing concern.
17:36Chester will be granted two million shares of...
17:47Hey.
18:01What are you doing here all the time?
18:03Universal.
18:05You need a good wireless reception.
18:10Oh, you work in high tech?
18:13Not really. I'm more interested in history.
18:17What kind of history?
18:19I don't know. People?
18:22I'm more interested in technology.
18:26You're a game tester?
18:28I'm a player.
18:31What?
18:34ICMP protocol 873DFS3.
18:40Keylog the passcode from the database cache.
18:43Bypass the honeypot.
18:49Check for admins.
18:54Done. I'm in.
18:57Inside what?
18:59Bank of Pyongyang.
19:01What should I do?
19:02I don't know.
19:04Hack a real bank.
19:06Bunny and Clyde?
19:07Why not?
19:10You know why a computer's so easy to hack?
19:14They were never designed for the Internet.
19:17It's their ultimate weakness.
19:19I don't think people are made for the Internet either.
19:23Personally, I don't trust computers.
19:28But you have.
19:29Yeah, what choice do you have?
19:32What do you trust?
19:38No viruses. No batteries.
19:41Never crashes.
19:43Very reliable.
19:45I could store a thousand of those on my key drive.
19:48Yeah, you're just out of this world.
19:51I didn't mean to upset you.
19:54Where are you going?
20:21Russell sent me over to see how you've settled in.
20:42And I brought the files you requested.
20:57You know, I was against hiring you at first.
21:03But now I'm just as impressed as Russell is.
21:10Do you mind?
21:17I can't stand those heels.
21:26Would you?
21:46You don't have much experience with women, do you?
21:55It's okay.
22:02Come back.
22:06It's okay.
22:20You know...
22:25I've been wondering...
22:29What turns you on?
22:35Cybersex.
22:49A couple jabs to the body, a couple short.
22:51Oh, but that uppercut, it lands hard to the side of the face.
22:54Our challenger is reeling.
22:56He's trying to find his footing.
22:57Oh, they're tied up in the center of the ring.
22:59Now there's a jab. There's a combination.
23:02A left, and then a right.
23:03Oh, and there's a hard uppercut.
23:05Hard to the jaw.
23:06Our challenger is reeling.
23:08Then there he comes back with a counterpunch.
23:10It's going left and right.
23:11And a hard one to the temple.
23:13Oh, that's got to hurt, folks.
23:14We are getting our money's worth.
23:17This fight is going down for a while.
23:19Hey, sis.
23:21How have you been?
23:23Fine.
23:25Are you okay?
23:28Just dealing with my new flat.
23:30Still in New York?
23:33Well, you know, it's been hard.
23:37You need money?
23:40I want to see you.
23:44Why don't you ever call me?
23:48I'll call you if anything comes up, okay?
24:15Do you normally have meetings at your house?
24:19Normally? No.
24:22But when it's confidential.
24:25So let's get to it.
24:28You said we both have some valuable information to share.
24:32I'm going to have to ask you a few questions.
24:34Okay.
24:36What's your name?
24:38My name is John.
24:41You said we both have some valuable information to share.
24:44Did I say that?
24:46Well, you called me ten times.
24:48So I'd like to know.
24:50Okay, fair enough.
24:52I'm a headhunter.
24:54And I'm looking to recruit someone for a high-tech company.
24:57I don't work in the high-tech field.
24:59Do you know anything about hackers?
25:01Anything about criminal investigations?
25:05I do know about criminals,
25:07but only in relations to human rights.
25:09That's why I noticed your profile.
25:13Do you know why Babylon fell?
25:16Too much information.
25:18Too many languages.
25:20A breakdown of communications.
25:23And that's where we are today.
25:26What we don't need is another Babylon.
25:29That's why I think it's important
25:31to apply international human rights standards to the Internet.
25:37Seriously, I'm...
25:41I'm in bad shape.
25:47I guess I came at the right time, then.
25:52Tell me.
25:54How much would you like to earn per year?
25:57What do you mean?
25:59I mean, give me a number.
26:02If your dreams came true.
26:06If my dreams came true.
26:10Um...
26:13Yeah.
26:33Hey, sorry, I missed my bus.
26:37You like the water? You want to take a dip?
26:41I don't know how to swim.
26:43A computer hacker that doesn't drive and doesn't swim.
26:46True modern man. Come on.
26:48Your parents never taught you how to swim?
26:51I never had parents.
26:58Do you have any relatives at all?
27:01Do you have any relatives at all?
27:07Look at the advantages. You're a free man, no roots.
27:10You can do whatever the hell you like.
27:15What about you? You got any family?
27:20I do whatever the hell I like, Isabel.
27:24I want to ask you something.
27:26Have you heard about this hacking group, Independent League?
27:30What do you know about them?
27:33I know they're tough, radical.
27:35They hack into corporations, banks, governments.
27:39That means us, too.
27:42They intend on releasing millions of classified e-mails
27:45that we don't want going out.
27:47We gotta do whatever it takes to stop them.
27:51I'll look into it.
27:53I've got a name for you.
27:55Angela King.
27:57Apparently the ringleader.
27:59We don't have much information on her.
28:01No fixed address.
28:03Always on the move.
28:05Sometimes we spot her name on flight manifests,
28:07but always a little too late.
28:09Maybe she works for the Chinese.
28:12No. No, she's a freelancer.
28:17How's her firewall?
28:20It's safe.
28:22Oh.
28:24Good.
28:28Because we can't take any chances.
28:33Let's go inside. I want to give you something.
28:40You've got no excuse to be late now.
28:43We'll be without a cop any time.
28:47Thank you.
28:50How are you getting home?
28:52I just catched the bus.
28:56Here, take my car that's in the drive.
28:59Let's just say it's an advance for this next job.
29:26Caitlin, you're supposed to be going with your dad.
29:36Hey, the door's open.
29:38My door is always open.
29:41I brought your stuff back.
29:43Look at you.
29:50Shoes. Oh.
29:52Life Against Death, Norman O'Brien.
29:55One of Jim Morrison's favorites.
30:03Nice to see how this place never changes.
30:10I haven't read this one.
30:12May I?
30:23Ah.
30:25Coffee?
30:42You look worried. What's going on?
30:47Still no news about him?
30:50No.
30:55It's over.
30:57Well, you know that's not the case. It's part of you.
31:03And there's always a chance for good news.
31:07I don't know.
31:13So, how about you?
31:15I'm putting finishing touches on my book about this hedge fund that dabbled in the drug trade.
31:20I'm gonna call it Powder Brokers or Wall of Powder. I haven't decided yet.
31:25Sounds like Pulitzer material.
31:28I'm not getting that.
31:33You're my only friend.
31:35Why don't you take a break? Get out of town.
31:39I'll think about it. Gotta run.
32:39Oh!
32:50He texted me your address, so I assumed it was an invitation.
33:05Wait.
33:10Oh, but that uppercut has lanced hard to the side of the face.
33:14Our challenger is reeling. He's trying to find his footing.
33:17Oh, they're tied up in the center of the ring.
33:19Now they're in a combination. The left, then the right.
33:23Oh, and there's a hard uppercut, hard to the jaw.
33:26Our challenger is reeling. Then there he comes back with a counterpunch.
33:29It's going left and right.
33:31Get on track.
33:33Oh, that's not good. We are getting our money's worth.
33:36This fight is going down for a while. We can tell what's happening.
33:39These challengers don't like...
33:48I never really met a girl like you before.
33:51Why are you telling me this?
33:58I don't know. You seem friendly.
34:00Don't try to lay about this.
34:02I'm not.
34:06I like her company, but my text wasn't a preposition.
34:11Sure.
34:17So you box?
34:19Yeah.
34:22Want to try?
34:24No, I'm sure you're too strong for me.
34:30Do you play any video games?
34:32Not anymore.
34:34That's kid stuff.
34:39I'm playing all the time.
34:44I created a game that combines virtual reality, telepathy, and the real world.
34:50I'll show you.
34:52So, basically, in any room, I can create a chessboard, 64 squares.
34:58A, B, C...