VPRO International created a interesting documentary on Zero Day exploits. There is a lot of Blackhat / Defcon footage for those waiting for this years conference T minus two weeks from now. The video can be found below. It is work the watch. Enjoy




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John (Roddy Piper) is a handyman who comes to Los Angeles and finds work in a factory. During an unprecedented crackdown, police destroyed an entire block of the slum where he lives. In the confusion Nothing is seemingly ordinary sunglasses, but using them can see hideous alien creatures disguised as humans, as well as the subliminal messages they convey through the media in general. Nothing realize that the invaders are already controlling the planet and, along with his co-worker Frank ( Keith David ) , decides to engage in the resistance movement, which is persecuted as subversive by the police.





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The story begins after the end of political conflict with the disabled concentration camps and compliant population with the situation until it comes "V" - an Anarchist wearing a stylized Guy Fawkes mask and is possessed of a wide range of skills and resources. He then begins an elaborate and theatrical campaign to overthrow the state .

In the process, you know Evey , girl who lost her parents during the war. Evey is handled by V as an apprentice , always being presented to the remnants of a culture lost because of the war and degradation of society.






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A documentary on the workings and beliefs of the self-described "hacktivist" collective, Anonymous.





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An intellectual freedoms documentary based around the interpersonal triumphs, and defeats of the three main characters against the largest industry in the known universe. The media industry.






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A film about the world's largest hacking convention and its 20th year running. Filmed over the summer of 2012 and containing hundreds of hours of interviews, parties, presentations and spectacle.
Over 280 hours of footage was recorded in support of the documentary, and five separate camera crews were in action.

Directed by Jason Scott with camerawork by Eddie Codel, Alex Buie, Drew Wallner, Rick Dakan, Steve Fish, Kyle Way and Rachel Lovinger. 
Produced by Jeff Moss and Russ Rogers.




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Hackers do laundry. Hackers like movies. Hackers are people and could be your neighbors, your brother, your friends. Presenting a portrait of the hacking community, created by the community themselves, this film breaks down negative stereotypes by letting hackers show you that they are really no different from anyone else. Delving into areas such as the way hackers think, what is hacking, hackers in the media, and women in the security/hacking field, this film will have you questioning your ideas about what a 'hacker' really is.





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Synopsis

The film begins with glimpses of Raymond, a Linux IPO, Torvalds, the idea of Open Source, Perens, Stallman, then sets the historical stage in the early days of hackers and computer hobbyists when code was shared freely. It discusses how change came in 1978 as Bill Gates, in his Open Letter to Hobbyists, pointedly prodded hobbyists to pay up. Stallman relates his struggles with proprietary software vendors at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab, leading to his departure to focus on the development of free software, and the GNU project.

Torvalds describes the development of the Linux kernel, the GNU/Linux naming controversy, Linux's further evolution, and its commercialization.

Raymond and Stallman clarify the philosophy of free software versus communism and capitalism, as well as the development stages of Linux.

Michael Tiemann discusses meeting Stallman in 1987, getting an early version of Stallman's GCC, and founding Cygnus Solutions.

Larry Augustin describes combining GNU software with a normal PC to create a Unix-like workstation at one third the price and twice the power of a Sun workstation. He relates his early dealings with venture capitalists, the eventual capitalization and commodification of Linux for his own company, VA Linux, and its IPO.

Brian Behlendorf, one of the original developers of the Apache HTTP Server, explains that he started to exchange patches for the NCSA web server daemon with other developers, which led to the release of "a patchy" webserver, dubbed Apache.

Frank Hecker of Netscape discusses the events leading up to Netscape's executives releasing the source code for Netscape's browser, one of the signal events which made open source a force to be reckoned with by business executives, the mainstream media, and the public at large.[1] This point was validated further after the film's release as the Netscape source code eventually became the Firefox web browser, reclaiming a large percentage of market share from Microsoft's Internet Explorer.

The film also documents the scope of the first full-scale LinuxWorld Summit conference, with appearances by Linus Torvalds and Larry Augustin on the keynote stage.


Much of the footage for the film was shot in Silicon Valley.





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A computer programmer's dream job at a hot Portland-based firm turns nightmarish when he discovers his boss has a secret and ruthless means of dispatching anti-trust problems.





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If you have not seen , be sure to check these two great tips !
The documentary titled DEFCON : The Documentary , was launched in 2013 and focuses on the world of hacking conference, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2012. The film follows the four days of the twentieth edition of the conference, events and people ( participants and staff) , and covers the history and philosophy behind the success of DEFCON .




The movie ALGORITHM : The Hacker Movie , has as its protagonist a freelance computer hacker who breaks into a secret contractor of the US government and downloads a program. He then must choose between his own curiosity and the lives of your friends.



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A Rede Globo, também conhecida como Rede Bobo, Rede Lobo, Rede Glóbulo, Rede Esgoto, Rede GloBosta, GloBobagem, GloBobeira, Vênus Platinada e Toda Poderosa, é uma emissora de TV que é dos mesmos donos da Grécia e possui 99% das ações no Brasil, apesar de que todas as ações brasileiras são originadas dessa peste, além de possuírem propriedade patenteada da mente de cada Brasileiro.





Eles são quem fazem o Jornal Nacional, programa apresentadas por dois engomadinhos que ganham rios de dinheiro com mensagens subliminares.




São donos de outros países sem muita importância, como a Nicarágua, onde até pouco tempo atrás os chipanzés escritores de novelas eram amestrados, mas como esse foram substituídos por ratos de laboratório, a Nicarágua foi transformada em um camarim para o Faustão, visto que o seu antigo camarim ocupava todo o Projac.

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Assista o documentário sobre cibercrime que apresenta a cidade romena chamada “Hackerville” ou a “Cidade mais perigosa da Internet”. Hackers blackhat condenados, como Guccifer (nome real), falam sobre worms, vírus, engenharia social, roubo de identidade e até sobre invadir o e-mail de Hillary Clinton.


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Sinopse e detalhes:

Passado no mundo do cibercrime, Hacker conta a história de um ex-presidiário (Chris Hemsworth) e seus parceiros, envolvidos em uma caçada a uma rede de cibercriminosos por Chicado, Los Angeles, Hong Kong e Jacarta.

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A Gift for the Hackers

Um presente para os hackers é um documentário que incide sobre a falta de segurança na Internet. O filme começa com uma pergunta: "Cada vez mais dispositivos, como impressoras e scanners estão sendo conectado diretamente à Internet. É tudo muito conveniente, mas é seguro? "

"É este o seu pin? É este uma carta que recebeu do seu banco? Você tem um scanner de e-impressão HP? "O jovem responde que sim a todas as perguntas, atordoado que toda a sua informação era acessível na internet para quem quisesse vê-lo. E ele não está sozinho: a riqueza de informações disponíveis é impressionante.
A partir de donos de lojas cujas câmeras de segurança pode ser observado e controlado remotamente, para registros médicos e documentos confidenciais para empresas internacionais como Unilever, Orange e KLM, é uma pechincha para qualquer um que seja hackers.
Enquanto que seria simples para as empresas de TI que prestam impressoras, scanners e software para tornar o sistema mais seguro, eles não vêem isso como seu problema e argumentam que atender a protocolos de segurança de base é um pouco de um pesadelo de marketing. "Há pessoas que sabem tudo sobre como isso funciona, em termos de segurança, mas é demais para explicar tudo isso." Uma empresa foi tão longe a ponto de chamar os consumidores que não sabiam que tinham que mudar suas senhas "idiotas". Como a taxa de mudança tecnológica continua a um ritmo assustador, é que as empresas de tecnologia têm o dever de impedir que a nossa privacidade sendo corroída?

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Tradução: Nego Advanced

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