Hacking to learn in movies/dramas (Japanese film edition)

Following the last time when a consultant in the overseas office (White Hat Hacker) talked about Western paintings, a colleague working in the Japanese office engineer and sales division listed their favorite works in a Japanese movie with hacking.。

"Closlas 1" (released in 2019)

Set in Shinjuku Kabukicho, where gold and desire swirled, an underground action entertainment work depicting the activity of a solution that solves the trouble of the back society.

Meguro Shido (Senior Sales Engineer)

This is a story that deals with the back society vs. back society, and a young female hacker named Hina appears as one of the members of the solution.There are scenes where you take a smartphone to eavesdrop on the phone, take over surveillance cameras, hack an apartment management company, and make full use of the other party's whereabouts.

In the hacking scene, it seems that the computer is infected by the Trojan horses and hijacks a computer.This is a classic technique, but the operation is over while having a little conversation and it is quite good.Hina is generally outstanding work, so it is hard to do this for stubborn, biased and self -paced engineers like me.

It is such a cool Nina, but there are some disappointing parts.First of all, in a familiar hacker -like scene, which is a translucent black window and green letters, it looks like a Japanese version of Windows, if you look closely at a familiar hacker.Would you like to use a Mac at least Ubuntu?

加えて、攻撃対象となる組織のセキュリティの甘さを指摘していますが、相手はかなり小規模なので、セキュリティなんてそんなものです。むしろ、そのような相手がセキュリティに大掛かりな投資をしていたらびっくりですし、EDR(Endpoint Detection & Response = エンドポイントの検知と対応)やIPS(Intrusion Prevention System=不正侵入防止システム)などを使用していたら大きな拍手を送りたいです。

So, Hina is normal in terms of technical hackers, not a person who has a very rich experience.However, the team play of the three solved shops stand out, so I guess it is a passing hacker for such a purpose.I think that other members are all weird but endure well.

So, I thought about what had happened if I was a hacker instead of Hina in this movie.Give me more time!Or, the amount of information is not enough!I feel like I'm yelling at the leader all the time.Also, every time you interrupt your work, you may be sharp.It is a character that is likely to be hated by the audience.I think the hacker of the solution was nice with Hinah, not me.

"Mobile Police Patlabor Theatrical Version" (released in 1989)

The robot "Liver" developed for industrial purposes has become widely widespread, mainly in the field of civil engineering.An animated work set in Tokyo and Tokyo, where the crime that exploited this has increased rapidly.

Shinichiro Kono (Senior Sales Manager)

At the time of its release in 1989, the degree of popularity of personal computers in homes and offices was low, and those who knew malicious software, malware attacks and their risks were limited to IT engineers and personal computers lovers.This work is one of the earliest works in Japanese films that handle the impact of cyber attacks/cyber crimes on the entire social infrastructure.

In the work, the description of malware hiding/invading all devices connected to the network, such as PC/factory control equipment/television, starting from a computer equipped with a river boot for industrial robots, causing malware to cause malicious behavior.As of 2020, it is a work that promises the security of the IoT era that we often see.

In addition, Eiichi Haba, who was not able to talk about the details in the work, was involved in cyber security.I can't help but think about cracking to Shinohara Heavy Industries Inner Human Resources Division and personal information data erasing method, which is expected to have been held when the sailing area is missing.

Mamoru Oshii, who directed this work, later cyber attacks, AR (expanded reality), with "Mobile Police Patlabor 2 The Movie" (released in 1993) and "GHOST IN THE SHELL/Ghost in the Shell" (released in 1995).) The attack to) is taken up in the work.Many fans of these works have decided to go to the IT industry and cyber security industry.

"Summer Wars" (released in 2009)

An animated work set in a virtual world on the Internet called "OZ".Users from all over the world can manipulate their avatars from PCs / mobile phones / televisions, use shopping, games, and administrative services, and their personal information is protected by the world's most secure security.

Kazuharu Ochiai (Senior Sales Engineer, I)

Wabisuke, a security expert, set his favorite birthday to the iPhone passcode.According to a survey conducted by McAfee, a major security software giant, conducted a survey on passwords for 600 single women in their 20s and 30s, 31.3 % of women said, "I think about the people I like.I have made a password. "

In addition, 55.9 % of those who have used "Birthday of the person they like" are 55.9 %, and more than half of women have used the birthday of more than half of women.It is better to stop setting the most likely birthday to the passcode.

It is a pity that there are few movies that can correctly describe hacking / cyber security in live -action Japanese films, but this is a small production budget and the production period is short.It is probably because it is difficult to receive thorough supervision from the script stage by experts.

The emergency declaration has been canceled, and gradually, it has begun to return to a society before Coronavirus.However, cyber attacks and online scams on the anxiety of colon virus are still rampant.In both Western / Japanese films, there are many movies / dramas with hacking, and we hope that people will deepen their understanding of various threats in the Internet society through such works, and are stimulated by the work to protect people.I hope that the number of people aiming for white hat hackers will increase in the future.