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Russian hackers
(Mike Allen)

Russian hackers

With all of the talk this week of Russian hackers and intervention in the U.S. electoral process, my mind turns to one of my all-time-favorite movies, Hackers.

Watching it now, the film is very much a time capsule from the early-mid 90’s and has given me a largely romantic view of the hacking process and culture.

While I realize it’s just fiction and there are much bigger implications happening in the real world, I can’t help but think to myself “No way the Russians could hack the Gibson. No way, man.”

— Mike Allen


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