Cyber Terror • 2017 • episode "S2E2" Breakthrough National Geographic

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A look inside the shadowy world of hackers, where good battles evil. "White-hat" hackers stage a risky raid on a bank; a "black-hat" ISIS recruiter organizes a terrorist attack.

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Predicting the Future

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2017 • Technology

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