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In-N-Out Burger Owner Says The Oakland Location Was The Only One Closed In 75 Years Because Of Extreme Crime And Horrible Policing
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Journalist proves how efficient elite hackers are by hiring them to hack him
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Let's Let Out Little Child Handle Fireworks, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
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Harrowing Footage Shows Azerbaijan Airlines Crashing, Killing 38 People
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In-N-Out Burger Owner Says The Oakland Location Was The Only One Closed In 75 Years Because Of Extreme Crime And Horrible Policing
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Undercover Cop Dresses As The Grinch While Breaking Down Door During Drug Gang Bust
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Woman Got A Gift From Her Neighbors But Because They Support Trump, She Gave The Gift Back
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Season's Beatings On Full Display At This Bronx Mall
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Last year, after reporting on the hacks of Sony Pictures, JPMorgan Chase, Ashley Madison, and other major companies, REAL FUTURE's Kevin Roose got curious about what it felt like to be on the victim’s side of a giant data breach. So he decided to stage an experiment: he invited two expert hackers (neither of whom he’d ever met) to spend two weeks hacking him as deeply and thoroughly as they could, using all of the tools at their disposal. His only condition was that the hackers had to promise not to steal money or any other assets, reveal any private information, or do any irreversible damage to him or anyone else. And when they were finished wrecking his life, they had to help him put it back together. In this episode of REAL FUTURE, we go to DefCon, a hacker convention in Las Vegas, to see the results of this dangerous experiment, and learn just how easy it is for hackers to do serious damage to a person's life.
