Mr Robot keeps getting better. This is the first show that I’ve seen that gets hacking and technology consistently right; down to the tools they show in screen shots. I like it so much that I have partnered with GeekWire to do an article series analyzing each episode. Watch Friday’s video to learn more about it, and have a great weekend.
Show Note: There will not be a video on Monday or Tuesday.
(Episode Runtime: 1:33)
Direct YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PTk45hAcc0
EPISODE REFERENCES:
- Mr. Robot Rewind: Preview article – GeekWire
- Mr. Robot Rewind: Analyzing Human Exploit – GeekWire
- How consumers can protect themselves in a cyber age – Q13 Fox
— Corey Nachreiner, CISSP (@SecAdept)
JUNGUY says
How can it get better… he is depressed and on drugs and can’t remember code when is in detoc… nothing shows but confusion… can’t hear him because he whispers … dazed and confused… turned my DVR off.. Kick me in the shin if I have to watch another show
Corey Nachreiner says
Sorry you don’t like the show. It is certainly dark. I still love it. ^_^
Davor says
I guess the IP addresses with 358 in them fall into “consistently right” category, too 🙂
Corey Nachreiner says
No… that’s more an expected situation. I saw many geeks like me get mad online about the wrong 4th octet in the IP address, and I did pause and notice it in the first or second ep (to my wife’s ire). However, it’s like phone numbers… There are no phone numbers that start with 555-xxxx, but hollywood has to use they so folks don’t call random ppl… Same with IP addresses… it would be bad form to use a real one if you don’t own it. I don’t think that qualifies as a mistake, since it was done on purpose….
Now what might be fun is if the show owners snuck a real IP address in the show that they own… It could be a AR game for ppl that visit it, and start some mystery they have to solve.