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Hack All The Things: 20 Devices in 45 Minutes

1.4M views · Oct 2, 2014 · Science & Technology

Comments · 742

  • @aunderiskerensky2304 · 6 years ago

    the more technologically advanced our security becomes the more absolutely a hacker can control every aspect of the environment around that system with virtually the smallest access flaw.

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  • @mainHERO88 · 10 years ago

    That hans guy did a great job at explaining stuff! I've never dug into those types of boards and what not but he was good at explaining them into simple concepts I thought. Good work dude!

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  • @MrSpiderman1321 · 11 years ago

    he even hacked at his haircut

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  • @adamgibson7181 · 5 years ago

    i watched all 48 mins and had no idea what i was watching. loved it though.

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  • @bloguetronica · 6 years ago

    Nice presentation! Learned a few tricks by watching this. This is useful in a security and hack prevention perspective.

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  • @NeXuSInfoS3c · 6 years ago

    one of the best talks ever

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  • @hoanganh3388 · 7 years ago

    You guys are extremely awesome :3

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  • @tomjohnson1341 · 4 years ago

    Revenge of the Nerds Real Life

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  • @JamiePineappleWyatt · 6 years ago

    Half you guys never get the reactions you're expecting, don't forget your audience is full of people just like you, these exploits are amazingly simple and you guys are awesome, keep laughing and keeping up the great work!

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  • @vortex4355 · 7 years ago (edited)

    20 decives in 45 minutes? That seems beyond human speed. That would probably work if they hacked a public wifi.

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  • @KnightMirkoYo · 5 years ago

    Rap was actually pretty dope. Didn't expect that

  • @danielmora7530 · 8 years ago

    Not my field, but I am really interested in the hacking of all aspects of devices and the intelligence of these smart Individuals.

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