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A 40-minute documentary by SomeOrdinaryGamers about Lazarus Group, North Korea and state-backed hacking, on the Security shelf. A commenter in r/cybersecurity recommended it.
SomeOrdinaryGamers, Documentary, 40 min, 2021, on the Security shelf
Explores the evolution of the Lazarus Group from disruptive attacks to large-scale theft.
20 min
Hackers Ruined Christmas For 100,000,000 PeopleCrumbRecommended in r/cybersecurity
25 min
But how does bitcoin actually work?3Blue1BrownPosted to r/ethereum
23 min
How Does SHA-256 Work?learnmeabitcoinPosted to r/cryptography: An incredibly detailed step-through the SHA-256 algorithm
6 min
The Glitch That Kept Sending The FBI To A Tiny Kansas FarmHalf as InterestingRecommended in r/CasualConversation
21 min
Allan Stevo - InfoSec vs Hacker The War for the Soul of a Technology - DEF CON 27 Monero VillageDEFCONConferenceMentioned in r/HowToHack
41 min
DEF CON 23 - Van Albert and Banks - Looping Surveillance Cameras through Live EditingDEFCONConferenceMentioned in r/HowToHack
42 min
Hacker interview-GummoSoft White UnderbellyMentioned in r/hacking
38 min
DEF CON 18 - Samy Kamkar - How I Met Your GirlfriendDEFCONConferenceMentioned in r/HowToHack