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This week the media saftat on with the great password scandal. SVT's digging editorial scared the life out of us when they launched a service where you could see if your password was leaked. My had it - four years ago when Dropbox drällde encrypted lösenord.Aftonbladet latched on and sent live (!) When Prime Minister Löfvens password was included in the collection. That it was to his IF Metall address that has not been used in years was apparently no hindrance to this menacing news reporting.
So it was nothing new. SVT had already reported about the leak in 2013, but then it was Reinfeldt who got to be the bait click.
In an age where we are becoming increasingly digital and connected and consciously or unconsciously spreading personal information about us, it is not surprising that the threat of being digitally förgripen by hackers is something that people fear, and hacker culture has become part of the nightlife. Or this: work with computers have become a part of the TV series and the film.Tyvärr is not simply to reproduce the data, work on film. It is not particularly thrilling, and to make it exciting forced the filmmakers to find their own solutions. I'm still waiting for the day when my email will unfold on the screen with a happy pling.Förr could research portrayed by someone sitting in a drab archives and skrollade around on microfilm until the information found. Today is the one undramatic search online and then clicked on the results list links.
For me and others who worked with coding and web development going ashamed pillow up in many cases when the results are displayed, or when you see code that is guaranteed not to make the film want it to do. It's probably the same for any other profession anywhere: It silenced the truth.
But there are times when it is both genuine and exciting. I think the example of The Social Network, the movie about Facebook's creation. I saw about it recently and it still holds. Above all, it manages to find a thriller-like tension in a feverish night session where the code is created. Probably urtrist in reality, but in this case the exciting on film.