The story begins with Benjamin Engel, a hacker on the Internet, a real-life food delivery man. Because he likes a girl named Mary, he hacks into the university server to steal exam questions. I met three people, max Polo Stephen, because of their mutual love of a hacker idol MRX. MRX has three principles: 1. There is no absolute security system. 2. Do the impossible. He even broke into the server of the radio quiz section and intercepted the prizes of Porsche luxury cars. In 223 seconds, they broke into Europol's central communication protocol, controlled the printer, hacked the firewall, and entered the high-level network of the main server to steal top-secret documents. Because of the leak of top-secret documents, the Federal Intelligence Service finally tracked them down. Although they used a public network interface, changed addresses every three seconds, and hid their IP, they used a lot of proxies, but Ben Yamin was eventually brought to justice. Through Benyamin's description and Hannah's visit, we can determine whether this is a schizophrenic single person committing the crime with four personalities, or whether it is the real Benyamin who used a trick, and the other three people, Max Paul and Stefan He was able to successfully clean up and return to the unknown. It doesn't seem to matter whether Hannah has one or four sugar cubes. What's important is that the film keeps conveying: we care too much about what others think of us, and everyone only sees what they want to see. People must first know who they are. Don't be tempted by the weird choices outside. We can be whoever we want to be. The Internet is not a place outside the law, and the person hiding behind the keyboard must also be clearly positioned, who AM I.
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