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| Subject: | Re: Hacking/security in main-stream media |
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| Date: | Fri, 01 Oct 2004 22:13:09 +0200 |
Hi to all,
I can help you with the last two. But please contact me off the subject.
Look ma, my first post. Arnold Mike Andrews wrote:
A bit off the wall, but as good a place to post this as any :)
I'm writing a tutorial/courseware on security (both basic topics and programming) and I'm looking for clips from movies or tv to introduce subjects - I've found that videos work well with introductions and short breaks to getting the audience in the right frame of mind (as well as getting them relaxed). So far I have the following....
Jurassic Park - insider threat (the programmer gets the system to bypass security while he steals the DNA/embryos)
Sneakers - Cryptography (when the team discovers it's a crypto box they have)
The Net - Personally identifiable information (main characters personal information is deleted)
War Games - [Not sure yet, not managed to pickup the film]
Hackers - [Not sure yet, not managed to pickup the film]
Any other suggestions? I'm only wanting short (5min) sections, but I'm willing to edit bit's out if needed.
Cheers, Mike.
---- Mike Andrews Florida Institute of Technology
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