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Mr. Robot, an Emmy Award-winning TV drama starring a vigilante hacker CS 88S Hacking in Popular Culture Week 2 Frank Chen | Spring 2017 Agenda Administrative Review last weeks material Hack Hollywood Hacking: The Good, The


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SLIDE 1 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

CS 88S

Hacking in Popular Culture

Week 2

  • Mr. Robot, an Emmy Award-winning
TV drama starring a vigilante hacker
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SLIDE 2 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Agenda

  • Administrative
  • Review last week’s material
  • Hack
  • Hollywood Hacking:

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  • Can we do better?
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SLIDE 3 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Agenda

  • Administrative
  • Review last week’s material
  • Hack
  • Hollywood Hacking:

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  • Can we do better?
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Power of the Internet

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SLIDE 5 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Power of the Internet

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SLIDE 6 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Power of the Internet

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SLIDE 7 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Power of the Internet

http://bit.ly/2okf8vS
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Power of the Internet

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Power of the Internet

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SLIDE 10 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Agenda

  • Administrative
  • Review last week’s material
  • Hack
  • Hollywood Hacking:

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  • Can we do better?
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SLIDE 11 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Computers

Computers deal with data. Computers are deterministic

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SLIDE 12 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Internet

Internet brings everyone together. Internet is nondeterministic.

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CIA Principle

C I A

Confidentiality Integrity Accessibility

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SLIDE 14 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Agenda

  • Review last week’s material
  • Hack
  • Hollywood Hacking:

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  • Can we do better?
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SLIDE 15 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Hack

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SLIDE 16 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Hack?

Def: Maliciously taking advantage

  • f a system's CIA paradigms
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SLIDE 17 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Hack?

Def: A slang for innovatively solving a problem or making a product.

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SLIDE 18 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Hackathon?

Def: Programming competitions where students are encouraged to build anything they’d like. From websites to apps to hardware products etc.

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SLIDE 19 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Implicit Bias

Def: Bias in judgment and/or behavior that results from subtle cognitive processes (e.g., implicit attitudes and implicit stereotypes) that often operate at a level below conscious awareness and without intentional control.

UCLA Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang's TED talk video: http://bit.ly/2oaM8Ek
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Implicit Bias

# 1 # 2 # 3

SLB CFLTK CFLTK SPRND HLMG CFLTK SLB SPRND SLB SPRND HLMG CFLTK

*Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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Implicit Bias

# 1 # 2 # 3

GREEN BLUE GREEN RED YELLOW YELLOW PURPLE BLUE RED GREEN RED PURPLE

*Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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SLIDE 22 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Implicit Bias

# 1 # 2 # 3

RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE GREEN BROWN RED YELLOW BLUE BROWN BROWN BLUE

*Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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Implicit Association Test

Invented by

  • A. G. Greenwald
LEFT RIGHT Programming *Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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SLIDE 24 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Implicit Association Test

Invented by

  • A. G. Greenwald
LEFT RIGHT Hack *Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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SLIDE 25 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Implicit Association Test

Invented by

  • A. G. Greenwald
LEFT RIGHT safe knowledgeable protect smart *Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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SLIDE 26 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Implicit Association Test

Invented by

  • A. G. Greenwald
LEFT RIGHT danger
  • minous
malicious sly *Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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SLIDE 27 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Implicit Association Test

Invented by

  • A. G. Greenwald
danger
  • minous
malicious sly safe knowledgeable protect smart Programming Hack Hack Programming *Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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Implicit Association Effect

Invented by

  • A. G. Greenwald
213 ms

Δ Average Latency is a measure of your bias!

*Numbers not accurate; visual purpose only *Slide credits to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang
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Hack?

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SLIDE 30 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Agenda

  • Review last week’s material
  • Hacked, Hack, Hackathon
  • Hollywood Hacking:

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  • Can we do better?
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Misrepresentation

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SLIDE 32 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

The Ugly: 90s Computer Hacking Supercut

http://bit.ly/2nYSt8T
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SLIDE 33 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

What was ugly about that?

  • Cheesy lines
  • Horrible/Unrealistic CGI
  • Black box hacking process
  • Poor plot-driving method
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SLIDE 34 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

The Bad: Skyfall

http://bit.ly/2o35e2z
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SLIDE 35 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

What was bad about that?

  • Elaborate Graphical Interface
  • "What if you try this" cliche
  • Unrealistic decryption
  • "They hacked us" cliche
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The Good

http://bit.ly/2kONbHi
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SLIDE 37 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

What was good about that?

  • Clear explanation of vulnerability
  • Clear motivation for hacking
  • Realistic props and computer screens
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SLIDE 38 Frank Chen | Spring 2017

Simple Dialogue Real computer interface Current-world

vs

Complex Back-and-forth Futuristic machine Fiction

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SLIDE 39 Frank Chen | Spring 2017 http://theatln.tc/2ntCdvp

[case] Hospital Hacking

  • 3.6 million in BitCoins
  • "The fact that hackers were able to

encrypt patient records doesn’t necessarily mean they gained access to those files, but the goal of this type

  • f cyberattack isn’t to get to patient

information; it’s to make sure that the hospital can’t get to it, either"

  • Known as ransomware
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Even Worse?

http://bit.ly/2ciVElN
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  • loading GUI?
  • start counterstrike?
  • cats?
  • "you are good but I am better"
  • blinky boxes?
  • cyber-nukes??

Even Worse?

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Agenda

  • Review last week’s material
  • Hacked, Hack, Hackathon
  • Hollywood Hacking:

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

  • Can we do better?
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Visualizing DDoS

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Sf C T

Your laptop + phone should be locked by password

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SLIDE 45 Frank Chen | Spring 2017 Ray-bans phishing scam on Facebook

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