Hacker's Movie Guide: The Complete List of Hacker and Cybersecurity Movies (2022-23 Edition)

Morgan, Steven C.; Morgan, Connor S.

ISBN 10: 173301571X / ISBN 13: 9781733015714

Verlag: Cybersecurity Ventures (edition ), 2022

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• Titel: Hacker's Movie Guide: The Complete List of Hacker and Cybersecurity Movies (2022-23 Edition)
• Verlag: Cybersecurity Ventures (edition )
• Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2022
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-10: 173301571X
• ISBN-13: 9781733015714
• Bindung: Paperback
• Zustand: Very Good

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“Hackers Movie Guide” is the most complete list of hacker and cybersecurity movies from 1956 to present. Most of the movies have a central theme around hacking. Others have a certain character or enough footage on the subject matter to be included.

Connor Morgan, co-author of "Hacker's Movie Guide," dove deep into Hollywood, and then launched himself into cyberspace, in order to produce an unrivaled list of movies.

“My whole life has been wanting to be more like movie protagonists, who are younger, poorer or weaker, having to overcome Goliath, but having brains that think outside of the rules,” writes Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, in his Foreword. “I have always been for the young and powerless, the consumers vs. the producers. This is almost always the theme ascribed to hackers in movies. The young hackers use their brains for good and fairness. We all take their sides in these movies.”

"For me as a young woman seeing a character of a teenager hacker girl in a movie changed the course of my life," says Keren Elazari, whose TED talk about hackers has been viewed by millions, translated to 30 languages, and is one of the most watched talks on TED.com on the topic of cybersecurity.

"I believe there is a hacker inside each one of us. Watch a movie and release your inner hacker. It might even change your life" says Steve Morgan, co-author of "Hacker's Movie Guide."