1st homework - Forensics video in popular media

Assignment

Find at least one video depicturing digital forensics in popular media.
Post the link (URL) to it in the table below
Comment how real it is. Why you think so?

Your link has to be original, unique, not one of already posted by other students or used in lectures.

Homeworks

No.	Student's Name	URL	Video title	Comment	Why you think so
1	Dario Kurecki	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOrkA_XJ4FU	5 Stupid Things Movies Believe About Hacking	It's funny what they are using in movies. Speed of typing and number of open windows is not measurement of hacking skills.	The problem is, Hollywood keeps trying to make Hacker movies Action movies, but there isn't really that much action when it comes to real world hacking, usually in the real world, there is a lot of planning, and when it finally gets to the actual hacking part is just waiting and waiting
2	Philipp Harb	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MEplwMQVss	Mission Impossible 5 - “Can You Open the Door?”	I am not complaining about them depicting interfaces for opening doors and such for planes via software and I do not even question that this will work remotely - I believe all of us saw such 'horror stories' with moving cars being hacked into through entertainment systems remotely and being controlled that way. However, the most unrealistic part here again is the timing. They hack a Russian satellite within minutes and by that they can hijack the door controls of the plane during a single takeoff. Secondly, the user interface of the tablet is incredibly beautiful. The IMF (secret agency in the movie) development staff must have incredible project managers to let developers put that much love into designing hacking tools that rich in animation. There is more (and I won't even start with the broken physics since this is not asked here), but at least the hacking attack itself did not trigger an alarm in the cockpit (only when the door actually opens, the crew is notified).
3	Szymon Tarasiński	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2efhrCxI4J0	Zero Cool hacks into TV station	This video contains both realistic and non-realistic aspects of hacking. The first part of hacking process is the realistic one and the second part looks like some kind of video game and is not realistic at all.	The first part is realistic because of the method that has been used. Social engineering is one of the most popular and actually really efficient hacking methods. “Zero Cool”, the hacker, persuades TV station worker, that doesn't have any idea about computers, to give him a modem serial number which can be useful in the next part of “hacking process”. This looks realistic since even nowadays people could be (and actually are) fooled with this kind of talks. The second part, on the other hand, looks totally non-realistic. After “hacking” into TV station using just modem serial number, some kind of panel appears on hacker's screen that makes him able to control machine that switches video tapes at TV station. I don't think that controlling this kind of machines is really comfortable using this kind of control panels (unless TV operators like arcade games).
4	Matija Alanović	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20elMaVZ9lg	Golden Eye: Boris - I am invincible!	It's all there - one-hand typing, overdesigned animated GUIs on multiple screens (containing world maps, of course) and rushed hacking.	These scenes are typical of James Bond movies. They are unrealistic in many ways, but that's why they are fun to watch, just as a dangerous car chase is. I don't have a problem with that, and all the other details suggest that it's intentionally exaggerated. The fact that the pen is actually a bomb and the “was it good for you too?” part are just an added bonus.
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