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- And we're in!
來了!
So hacking has been a popular topic for a long time.
一直以來,駭客攻擊都是熱門議題
Especially in the last few weeks
尤其過去幾星期
with the internet's recent Heartbleed vulnerability
互聯網深受近來一個叫心臟出血的漏洞所困
that left millions of people's information open to hackers.
上百萬人的個人訊息完全暴露在駭客眼前
But many people don't know that there
很多人不知道的是
are actually two types of hackers.
實際上有兩種駭客
The first kind are called "white hat" hackers,
第一種叫”白帽“駭客
which are the ones that are ethical
那些人做事較合乎道德
and do things like diagnose security flaws.
做的通常是分析安全漏洞
But the second kind are called "black hat" hackers,
第二種則是“黑帽”駭客
and those are the ones that commit cyber crimes
這些人則是在網絡犯罪
for financial gain, or just to cause major damage
目的可能是錢,又或純碎破壞
for the lolz, and that's the group that this video is about.
只是希望自娛,今次這視頻就是討論這事
So this week I gathered the smartest,
今個星期,我們來看看一群最聰明
and most desctructive Black hat hackers
當今世上
that have ever lived to share with you guys.
最具破壞力的黑帽駭客
So here they are:
就是他們了
Kevin Mitnick is considered the poster child
Kevin Mitnick 被視為當中
of computer hacking and was once
電腦入侵的表表者
the most wanted cyber criminal in the world.
曾是世上最被通緝的網絡罪犯
He had an obsession with computers
他對電腦的狂熱
that escalated into a two and a half year
在兩年半後變為
hacking spree where he stole millions
他利用這能力偷取上百萬元的
of dollars of corporate secrets from IBM,
商業秘密,受害者有IBM
Motorola, telephone companies,
摩托羅拉、電信公司
and even the National Defense Warning System.
甚至國家防衛部門的警報系統
He was caught and jailed twice for his crimes
他兩次被捕然後被囚禁
but is now a computer security consultant
但現在以電腦安全顧問
and published author.
和作家的身份而活
Interestingly, he always preferred the term
有意思的是, 他一直使用
"social engineer" over hacker which is weird
社會工程師,不叫自己做駭客
because let's just call it what it is, he was a hacker.
但其實無論如何,他還是個駭客
That's like calling a cannibal
那就像是叫一個食人族
an "intraspecies diner" ...yeah, it doesn't work.
做“喜愛食用自身品種的人”一樣 - 可不行呢
Vladimir Levin was a Russian hacker
來自俄羅斯的駭客Vladimir Levin
of genius proportions.
非常聰明
In 1994, while working with a dial up connection
1994年時,他只用電話線
and a laptop from his St. Petersburg apartment,
和桌上電腦,在他聖彼得堡的家中
he accessed the accounts of several large
成功探取花旗銀行幾個大商業客戶
corporate customers of Citibank, stealing $10.7 million.
的賬戶,偷去了1千7百萬元
He ended up spending three years in jail
他因此被囚禁三年
after his accomplices gave up his name
當時因為他的助手說出他的名字
and was forced to give back the 10.7 million he stole
被逼還回偷去的所有錢
although 400,000 of it was never recovered.
雖然當中40萬一直沒還
However, oddly a decade later in 2005,
奇怪的是,十年後的2005年
an anonymous hacker group came out claiming
其中一個無名的駭客組織
that they were the ones truly responsible for the theft,
居然說他們才是幕後的黑手
and that they only sold Vladimir
Vladimir只是向他們
the data needed to steal the money.
買了所需的資料來盜取金錢
Well, we may never know the truth
我們永遠都不可能知道真相
but what we do know is somebody
我們只是知道有人
got away with $400,000.
拿走了40萬元
Just remember kids, crime doesn't pay.
孩子們請記住,犯罪不會有錢賺的
Unless you're a Russian hacker supervillian
除非你是一個俄羅斯超級駭客
in which case it apparently does.
那就好像還可行
In 1996, Mathew Bevan and Richard Pryce
1996年,Mathew Bevan 和 Richard Pryce
were only 21 and 17, respectively,
當時各自只是21歲和17歲
when they broke into military computers
當時他們進入了軍事電腦
with a really nefarious intent.
目的非常壞
They not only hacked into U.S. military computers,
他們不單進入美國軍事用電腦
but officials thought they might have also
官員認為他們可能還進入了
hacked into North Korean systems as well.
北韓的系統
This was especially bad since there were
這尤其差勁,因為當年
very high tensions between the two countries at the time
兩國之間的關係極度緊張
and an intrusion from the U.S.
來自美國的攻擊
could have been considered and act of war.
可能會被視為挑起戰爭
Now luckily, as it turns out it was just South Korean data
幸運的是,當時原來只是南韓的訊息
but it just as easily could have been North.
被盜,但其實可能會是北韓
You know, unlike regular hackers
就是說和其他普通駭客不一樣
that just steal money or create viruses,
通常只是偷錢或製作病毒
these douches have the unique distinction
這些白癡差點就要
of saying that they almost started a war.
挑起戰爭
Yeah, not exactly the type of thing
對,不會是你想
you want to put on a resume.
放在個人履歷表的東西
Also known by his hacker alias, Mafiaboy
來自加拿大魁北克的Michael Calce
Michael Calce was a Canadian from Quebec
網上用黑手黨男孩這名字
that was responsible for a series
當時是2000年時一系列
of high profile cyber attacks in 2000.
高曝光率的網上攻擊的始作俑者
Project Revolt, as he called it,
他叫這做反叛項目
was a distributive denial of service attack
這是一系列分佈式拒絕服務攻擊
that took down major websites
攻擊了很多大公司網站
like Yahoo, FIFA, Amazon, eBay,
如雅虎、足總、亞馬遜、eBay
and CNN among others.
還有美國CNN
He was caught after bragging about the attacks
當他在一個網上聊天室自吹自擂
in an IRC chat room for which he got eight months in jail
自己的攻擊後,坐牢坐了8個月
Why such a short sentence?
為啥這麼短的刑期呢?
Because suprisingly Michael was only
因為他當時
in high school at the time.
還只是個高中生
Also, because he probably said,
還有可能因為當時他說
"Sorry, sorry, oh so sorry, didn't mean to hack 'em
對不起、對不起、對不起,我不是有心的
eh, sorry" through the whole trial.
一直說對不起
He's Canadian, we're very apologetic people.
加拿大人,你知道的,我們很喜歡道歉
Adrian Lamo is best known for hacking
Adrian Lamo 為人所知
into major corporations like Yahoo,
因為他駭了雅虎、
Bank of America, CitiGroup, the New York Times,
美國銀行、花旗銀行、紐約時報
and Microsoft.
還有微軟
But it's the way that he did it
但其實是他做事的方式
that made him famous.
讓他令人注目
He used public internet connections
他用了一條公眾網絡練線
like those found at libraries, and coffee shops
像是在圖書館、咖啡廳
to hack into these major sites.
用這些來駭了這些大網站
Because of that and his modest lifestyle,
因為這做法和他的普通人的生活方式
he was given the nickname of Homeless Hacker.
他被賦予“流浪駭客”這稱號
In 2004, after being caught,
2004年他被捕後
he was given six months house arrest
他被關在自己家中6個月
and ordered to pay $65,000 in restitution.
然後罰款6萬5千元
Well I guess if there's a silver lining to the story
如果這故事有什麼好的地方的話
it's that somebody actually used a library.
可能就是有人上圖書館吧
I mean who the hell uses libraries anymore?
老實說,誰還去圖書館?
It's 2014, if you need to learn something
2014年了,要找東西的話
you just Google it.
上谷歌就好
Jeanson James Ancheta was the first ever hacker
Jeanson James Ancheta 是第一個
to create a botnet, a goup of highjacked
製作殭屍網絡的駭客
computers that worked together for illegal means.
那就是一大堆被駭的電腦一起駭其他網絡
In 2004, Ancheta spread a worm
2004年,他發佈了一條網絡病毒
called the RXbot across the Internet
叫RxBot
that gave him control of 500,000 computers
當時這讓她成功控制50萬臺電腦
including US military computers.
當中包括美國軍事電腦
He used that network to wreak havoc
他利用那網絡做了不少事
on websites, shutting them down
將不同網站關閉
and even accepted payments from clients
甚至收取他人的錢
to shut down specific websites.
來關閉指定網站
And that worked well for him
一切都很美好
until one of the clients ended up
但後來他其中一個客戶
being an FBI sting operation.
是美國聯邦調查局的探員
He was forced to give up his BMW
他後來被逼放棄名車
and $58,000 that he earned from hacking
還有賺來的5萬8千元
and was ordered to pay $16,000
他被罰款1萬6千元
and server 60 months in prison.
入獄60個月
How ironic, this guy forcibly gave
多麼諷刺,這人
a lot of people a worm
給了他人病毒
and now he's going to jail
現在卻因此入獄
where a lot of guys are going to forcibly
在那裡肯定有很多人
give him their worm.
給他他不想要的東西
Know what I'm sayin'?
明白嗎?
Ya know what I'm sayin'?
你明白嗎?
Gary McKinnon is the Scottish hacker
Gary McKinnon 是一個蘇格蘭駭客
who masterminded the largest military
是製造出史上最大型的
computer hack of all time.
軍事電腦攻擊的·人
Using the hacker alias, Solo
他使用“單人”這化名
he hacked into 97 US Armed Forces
在2001至2002年期間
and NASA computers between 2001 and 2002.
駭入了97臺美國軍事和太空總署電腦
Within a period of just 24 hours,
24小時之內
he deleted critical files including weapon logs,
他已經刪除了重要資料如武器目錄等
crashed a network of 2,000 computers,
癱瘓了2000臺電腦
stole passwords, and copied files.
偷取密碼,複製文件
In total, the damage that his hacking caused
他一共造成政府
cost the government an estimated $700,000
失去大約70萬元
for which he was indicted by a US court.
於是他被一個美國法庭控告和判罪
However, in 2012, it was decided
2012年時,他卻
that he will not face charges in the UK,
被認為不用在英國受判決
nor be extradited to the US to face charges their either.
也不用被遣返美國來受審
So in other words, he got away with it scot-free.
那就是說,他全身而退
Damn, that's a dangerous precedent
真是危險的一個先例
you just set UK, if I were you I'd expect
英國政府啊,如果我是你,我會準備
an influx of hackers emigrating to your country.
開始迎接很多外來的駭客
Better stock up on Mountain Dew and Hot Pockets.
快點預備好飲料喝食物了
Owen Walker also known by his hacker alias, AKILL
Owen Walker 以駭客AKILL這名字活躍
was only 17 when he led an international
當年領導一個跨國駭客組織、
hacking group that caused over $26 million in damages.
製造出超過2千6百萬的破壞時才只有17歲
The home schooled teenager was responsible
這在家接受教育的年輕人
for creating the Akbot virus, which spread to 1.3 million
當時造出了Akbot這病毒,分佈至
computers around the world crashing them.
全球超過1千3百萬部電腦,癱瘓了它們
But the suprising thing is
令人驚訝的是
that even though he was caught,
雖然他被捕
despite all of the damage,
還有這麼多破壞
he was released without being convicted.
他卻沒有被控告
It was ruled that conviction would do
他們認為控告他對他的
more harm to his future than do good.
將來只會有反效果
Today Owen works for a telecommunications
今天他為一所電信公司的
company in their security division.
安全部門工作
See parents, you should home school your kids
看吧家長們,在家教育孩子吧
they always turn out well adjusted.
他們會好好長大的
The hacker named ASTRA,
叫 ASTRA的駭客
whose real name was never revealed,
真名一直不為人知
was a 58 year old Greek mathematician
是個來自希臘的58歲數學家
who was operative between 2002 and 2008.
2002至2008年時活躍
During that five year period,
在那5年期間
he stole weapons technology data
他從一家叫Dassult Group的公司偷取了
and 3D modeling software from
武器科技的訊息
a company called the Dassault Group,
還有立體倒模軟件
which he sold for up to $361 million
然後轉手以3.61億賣出
to buyers around the world.
賣給全球任何賣家
Dassault being just a bit ticked off by the theft,
感到非常憤怒的被害的公司
went on a worldwide manhunt for ASTRA
全球性的搜捕ASTRA
which ended in tracking him down
後來終於在
to an apartment in Athens, Greece.
希臘雅典一所公寓找到他
This is a really cool story
那是很酷一個故事
but I don't understand why they
但我不明白為什麼
won't just say his name.
他們不發佈這人的名字
I mean, who is this guy? Voldemort?
這人是誰?佛地魔嗎?
Wizards be hacking and sh--
巫師們是駭客什麼的 -
It's messed up. And finally,
真瘋狂。好了,
Of all the hackers on this list,
最後這駭客榜上的
Albert Gonzalez may have pulled off the largest heist.
Albert Gonzalez 可能犯下了最大宗案
Over a two year period he stole a total
兩年期間他一共偷取了
of 175 million credit card numbers selling them online.
超過1.75億條信用卡號碼,然後賣出
A massive, yet undisclosed, amount of money
他偷了不為人知的一大筆錢
was stolen from his victims through identity theft,
以身份欺詐形式從他的受害者那裡偷取
leaving them to battle to restore their credit ratings
讓這些人自行恢復其信用評級
and get their money back.
還有拿回自己的錢財
He was sentenced to 40 years in jail
他被判坐牢40年
and I say good he deserves it.
我認為他是罪有應得
My credit card information was
我的信用卡信息曾經被盜
stolen once and I was pissed.
我非常生氣
Not because they spent my money,
不因為他們偷我的錢
but because I had to call Visa and explain
而是因為我需要打電話
to them that it wasn't me that spent
解釋在一個男士頭髮護理網站
$200 at a men's hair care website.
消費了200塊的人不是我
It was an awkward conversation
很奇怪的一次對話
Anyways, that's all for this video guys.
好了,就這麼多了
Keep in mind that this was not an exhaustive list.
記住這名單還沒有完結
There were a lot more hackers out there
很多駭客還在外
that have done a lot more stuff.
做了很多事
I just chose the ones that I thought
我只是談談那些我認為
were the most interesting cases.
最具意思的幾個案件
If you'd like to add me to Facebook and Twitter,
如果希望在臉書和推特上加我
the links for those will be in the descriptions
鏈接在視頻描述一欄
along with all my other social networking sites.
還有我的其他的社會媒體網頁
And other than that I will see you guys back here
好吧,下週六再見
next Saturday with a brand new video.
到時候會有全新視頻
(robotic shooting)
(機械式開槍)
See you next week turd nuggets.
下週見了,小雞們!
Hey, welcome to the Ocho screen
啊,歡迎來這裡
hrmmm....JP's the man..hm.
JP嗎,是個好樣的
Sorry about that it happens sometimes.
對不起,有時會發生這樣的事
Thanks for watching my new video.
多謝收看我的新視頻
If you enjoyed it please remember to click
喜歡的話記得按紅色的
the big red subscribe button below
訂閱按鈕,在下面
to subscribe to my channel.
來訂閱我的頻道
I release a new video every Saturday.
每週六我發表一個新視頻
And while you're at it maybe click the like button
也可以請你贊好嗎
and share this on Facebook, Twitter,
把這在臉書、推特分享
whatever you want, it's all appreciated.
什麼都可以,謝謝了
And if you didn't understand any of the references
如果不明白我在視頻里說的
that I made in this video,
某些事物
such as the turd nugget thing,
例如什麼小雞的
I highly recommend you watch the movie "Grandma's Boy".
我強烈推薦看電影”祖母的男孩“
You'll understand after you watch it,
看完你就會明白
just JP is the man, that's all I can say.
JP是好樣的,就那麼多
So have a great weekend and I will see you next week.
祝各位有一個愉快的週末,下週見
Peace.
拜拜