This is the coolest idea for a video, I’d immediately watch more videos speaking similarly about other movies. It’s nice to talk about cybersecurity in fiction as it can get really monotonous and bland sometimes. Thanks

The car system in this movie is a perfect reflection of the tram system at the DFW Airport when it was first installed. If anything went wrong it left passengers stranded in pods, often in places it would be impossible to exit (midair) without any obvious way to contact anyone. And when the power went out, no way at all to contact anyone, or open a window in the blistering heat, and this was back before cellphones. Needless to say, it had to be changed. 🙄 I’m so grateful no one died… that I know of.

I wish more professors that use more creative ways to teach and make learning cyber security more fun to learn and relatable. Thanks for the video!

I remember watching this movie 5 times in theaters, eating lots of McDonalds, and collecting all the cups. Social hacking at its best! 😊

@MarioMadness1

8 ай бұрын

I still have my Jurassic Park movie cup

@hapwn

8 ай бұрын

@@MarioMadness1 mines were lost in time. I can't imagine drinking that much soda today, so bad lol. I wish I still had those gold Pokemon cards that came in shiny Pokeballs, from McD's! 😢

@MarioMadness1

8 ай бұрын

@@hapwn I still got my golden pokemon stuff from burger king too 😁

@hapwn

8 ай бұрын

@@MarioMadness1 it's worth a pretty penny now, but I wouldn't sell it. I never liked Burger King. Goes to show how much I love Pokemon, and sold me. Still do. I ate their Whoppers when they were a dollar, lol.

@maverick627uk

8 ай бұрын

When movies were truly epic. By far one of the best soundtracks ever composed too 😊

Biggest computer security risk in that movie was the same with many companies up until domains and Active Directory type systems were implemented; One computer guy running everything with absolute power and no detailed complete written documentation of procedures and processes in place: no redundancy, no knowledgebase, no one else know wtf computer guy knows. When the guy is gone or fired, good luck to the new guy figuring things out! The most obvious mistake the designers of Jurassic Park builders made was the door handles. No need to even mention the failure of designing a full automated park with extremely dangerous monster that security and containment of them relied on electricity and where was the park built? On a remote tropical island that experienced thunderstorms and crazy weather. Brilliant! What could possibly go wrong?

This approach is pretty awesome

This is a brilliant idea to have the lesson delivered through a movie!

The thing I feel like could really help with preventing ransomware is having a way to make files read only and then have a version history for stuff that you are still working on but haven't finished. Not suggesting that anyone should backup to cd-rom but essentially just if you have a system that can be marked as read only and it's hardware level, well it's harder to get the backups deleted. Of course this doesn't help if some bad person just wants to get a copy of the data and then asks for payment to not leak it.

Would like to see a review of Mr.Robot, escpesially in the malware part)

I still prefer the approach to blacklist everything and then whitelist what I actually need. Like e.g. noscript for firefox doesn't allow any javascript unless I explicitly allow it on a web page where I actually want to use it. It may seem like more work but in the end, it does exactly what you want without having to guess anything.

@pcsecuritychannel

8 ай бұрын

That approach is fine in many scenarios but what I meant to say is that even if you use that approach you still need to 'decide' which files are safe, so you are not avoiding the detection problem, you just have it in reverse.

@PEdulis

8 ай бұрын

@@pcsecuritychannel I rather look at it the way I look at coding. Some say "memory management is too important to leave it up to programmers" while others like me say "memory management is too important to leave it up to the computer." When you know what you want to code and how memory affects it, you are better at handling it yourself than a computer would be (although that may change when machine learning gets better) and likewise, when you know what your system is supposed to do and you know which software is needed to achieve that goal, you can judge better yourself than any software could which software should get access and keep everything else blacklisted. It requires some understanding of it which many people do not have but in my view, it is the safest approach possible.

@3lH4ck3rC0mf0r7

8 ай бұрын

​​@@PEdulisIt boils down to which one is more likely to make a mistake. And the only way to know that for sure is to put both methods to the test. Test, test, test. Software development is surprisingly devoid of testing these days. A lot of programmers act more on faith or word-of-mouth than on data.

Very informative. Especially loved the small section on security summed up bit :) Thank you.

Thank you for this video!!

I watched that movie more than 100 times growing up, didnt remember anything about IT in it, gonna watch it again soon!

Another classic movie that at its core has cybersecurity is star wars new hope. Network segmentation and least privilege and the empire wouldn't have been had been defeated. It's also an example of a failure in defense in depth. They didn't assume the attackers would or could be aboard the ship and there for let any diord access to everything. Sounds like IOT now days.

We are back to K.I.S.S. I remember 20 years ago speaking with a local company office about backing up data. An employee thought that the filing cabinets were fireproof🙄 I pointed out that even if they were by the time the fire brigade had used water to put out the fire then all their documents had disintegrated & the PCs useless. It still took the business 6+ years to enable cloud storage as off-site backup

I always wanted to learn how to hack stuff as a kid but since I lived in eff-all, there was nothing I could find or learn about it. Being someone that played Shadowrun and engaged a lot in Cyberpunk fiction, a lot of this about information is just what it always spoke of. Nowadays however, it's like Cybersecurity courses is all over the place. No longer hidden away behind the corner with some foulmouthed know-it-alls, but actually suits. Funny how the world moves.

Jurassic Park - very good analogy.

Awesome ❤

Don't hire Newman!

This is great idea and would be big as a series, if not already doing it. Especially reviewing movies, with a focus on describing the types of attack surfaces as you do here, but also offering what alternatives would have been needed to avoid the security problem. Could even do movies that have nothing to do with digital security, as every movie deals with opposing forces with at least one side trying to breach the other side.

I looking at this at my laptop!!

Could you easily run 2 of the best antivirus software programs together in some way to get better detection than either on their own? Even if it meant that the second AV only scanned a backup of the original drive which had the first AV on the drive itself?

@wissy0062

8 ай бұрын

2 AV’s make the system break because they are incompatible one with each other. But you can have a second opinion scanner if that’s what you want.

And yes, still a great movie.

Cyber security lessons from Superhuman Samurai: Syber Squad.

Haha this is cool concept

I haven't seen this since i was a kid and this was new but i can't believe i don't remember the cyber sec aspect of it

Automate... derived from the root words "auto" (meaning self) and "mate" (meaning to screw)

Someone installed malware from the inside!! Newman!!

Step 1 dont have butterfingers

Last time I watched J.P. I realized that the very root cause was maybe not the greed of the developer at first place, but a boss treating him badly. The developer need no malware when beeing the only one in charge - just some motivation...

Hey PCSC, can you do a video on CheatEngine? Some people say it's malware some don't, can you try to break down this topic?

@richarddo7881

8 ай бұрын

Does it steal your data, or is it suspiciously consume a lot of your PC performance ( like in the case of hidden Bitcoin miner ). If it does then it's a malware

@elnewbie2611

8 ай бұрын

@@richarddo7881 idk I haven't installed it yet, that's why I'm asking him if he can make a video on that topic essentially because he's an expert on the topic.

Don't overrely on automation and do not hire just 2 people to run the entire system. I did like how they went about it in the movie already back then, masking the hack as debugging and indeed having code visible on the screen.

I saw that movie this morning. Coincidence? I don't believe it

nah-ah-ah ! :)

Before watching this movie as a child i thought automation and technology was amazing. Then i saw everything that could go wrong. Instead of thinking of ways to protect against a total system failure i thought all automation is bad. Lol

the movie has lots of plot holes.. they keep trying to open up the park, but had many breaches and 99% of the centers and observatories were destroyed.. over and over

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Imagine that...........derp derp uh uh......... uh uh it basically took one money hungry depressed nerd to ruin their entire gig

16:29 : well , my question is this : why has this chanel seem to change course ? you are talking about the necessity for not just simply buy a product but to test its settings as well in order for it to work properly. But ,even you ,who are someone with the knowledge to do such things ,seems to have stopped doing this . Your videos are mostly becoming "theoretical/philosophical" rather than practical. I'm ignorant at security issues , that's why i need someone who can do those things. On the other hand , i've also watched *Jurassic Park* ( *in fact ,when i was a kid i must have watched it more than 30 times ,i love that movie* !! ) ,and i've also concluded similar - more or less - assumptions with yours !! So this video was nice to watch but it didn't offer me anything more than theory , and i can also do theory , i don't need a security expert to do theory , i need a security expert to do what i can't , and that's testing . You used to do that , but nowadays it's obvious(through your videos) that your channel has changed course for some reason ....

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@anonymousrex6278

8 ай бұрын

mandem think he Python 😭😭

I need help am seriously hack these people's are hacking everything I touch can someone please help I have contacted the FBI but I need help now my name is Shivon I live in Durham NC.

Sorry i want to ask an off topic question, has anyone know about file imemleakDBG.txt and imembufDBG.txt inside ispdbg folder on Android? Is it a spyware? It always respawn after i deleted it. Thank you

If only Unix Systems came with an antivirus.