Takedown Page #2
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- Year:
- 2000
- 96 min
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the system down!
He's already got it.
The system.
Lance.
I did my best.
Lance!
Where are you calling me from?
What?
Where are you calling me from?
My house, why?
If you're Mitnick and Lowe, what
would be the first phone number
that you would activate
with the SAS system?
Might it not be yours?
Uh...
Sh*t.
Oh, man, that is awesome.
That is awesome.
Oh, dude.
They're pissed at you.
They're gonna come
looking for you.
My probation's up in three days.
Yeah, they're gonna come in
3 days, minus 2 seconds.
I know.
Damn it!
Good morning, Osiris.
What time is your flight
to Washington?
Good morning.
10:
00.- Want me to drive you?
- No.
You want some coffee?
Why don't you just
stay here and sleep in?
Like I ever sleep in.
Listen to this.
"Combining technical wizardry
with the guile of a grifter,
Kevin Mitnick is a computer
programmer run amok,
and officials cannot seem
to catch up with him. "
"Now one of the
most-wanted criminals,
Mr. Mitnick is suspected
of stealing
from leading cellular telephone
manufacturers,
coaxing employees into giving
him passwords and codes
that could be used to break
into their computers. "
"While he's thought to be
in California, Mr. Mitnick... "
Mister.
I just can't get over that.
"Has eluded an FBI manhunt for
more than a year and a half.
Last year, he managed to gain
control of a phone system
that allowed him to wiretap the
FBI agents searching for him. "
Kevin's on the front page.
He's a star.
Yeah. He's a marked man,
that's what he is.
And he's got John Markoff
to thank.
Why do they use
that ugly picture?
He looks like
a hit man or something.
You want a more
flattering picture?
Why do you care?
This is great.
What?
It's Kevin.
Really?
He's back.
Did you read this?
Yeah.
It's bullshit.
Yeah, but Washington
wants an arrest now.
The article says there's
no proof it's Mitnick.
It's just this reporter
hyping a story.
Mitch, it's the perception
that we're helpless
against these hackers.
I just spent an hour
getting reamed by the director
and the Attorney General,
no less, for that perception.
You want me to arrest him
for violating probation?
I don't know.
It's up to you.
McCoy, I got real cases
with real victims.
Mitch, Mitch,
find Kevin Mitnick,
arrest Kevin Mitnick,
then it's over.
Aren't you taking this sh*t
a little far, Kevin?
This is kind of creepy.
Thanks for coming, Alex.
I was worried about you.
Were you?
Yeah.
Yeah, I was.
I need a favor.
I'm tired.
I need a place to crash
for a couple weeks.
All right.
All right.
We thank Tsutomu Shimomura
for appearing before
the committee today.
Mr. Shimomura is
a computational physicist
and one of the leading experts
on computer-security technology.
He's done consulting work
with Fortune 500 corporations,
as well as the State Department,
Defense Department, and others.
He's currently senior fellow
at the San Diego
Super Computer Center
at the University of California.
Mr. Shimomura, please proceed
with your demonstration.
What I have in my hand
is a cellphone sold by
the Nokitel corporation.
But really, it's a radio
controlled by a small computer.
That is, a scanner.
Babe, can you
make it next weekend?
Margaret's still in Spain,
right?
Come on, sweetheart.
I'm needed on the Hill.
- I mean, all this talk...
- That will be sufficient.
Honey, I need
to get on top of you.
Enough!
I want to point out
the scanning features
were put in by the manufacturer.
All I did was discover them.
Oh, bullshit.
Yeah.
Who does he think he's kidding?
He's like, "I just found them. "
Really.
Mr. Chairman, in the future,
the public will find itself
vulnerable to the prying ears.
What he meant to say was
"the unsuspecting public. "
God, this guy bugs me.
Is he even an American?
Come on, man.
It's the same
sanctimonious crap.
You know what I want?
I want that Nokitel code.
With that,
I stay ahead of the Feds.
I can hear them coming,
and I'm gone.
- Hey, baby.
- Hi, honey.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
You have a nice day?
Yeah.
Hello, Kevin.
So, did you go by Tim's?
Yes, I did.
Did you feed his piranha fish?
Yes, I did.
Speak to me.
Is this Mr. Shimomura?
- Who's this?
- Right, sorry.
This is Bill Rondell
at Sun Microsystems.
- We met at Comdex.
- Uh-huh?
Well, we here at
Sun Microsystems
saw your testimony,
and we were pretty impressed.
A fine, wonderful piece
of reverse engineering.
Well, thanks.
I'm calling in regards
to an advisory
posted on sendmail
vulnerabilities,
and, frankly, I need
help trying to fix it.
Bill, I have another call.
Can you hold on?
- So, Bill. It is Bill?
- Right. You got it.
Bill Rondell
at Sun Microsystems?
Right.
If you could send me...
There is no Bill Rondell
at Sun Microsystems.
If you're gonna con somebody,
get your story straight.
Is that so hard?
How lame are you?
Whoa, whoa, man!
He said I was lame.
He didn't know who you were.
He doesn't know it's you.
Speak to me.
Shimomura, speaking of stories,
you still f***ing Julia?
I believe it's Julia, right?
Peter Maddox's old lady?
Peter's a friend, right?
When you're f***ing,
does she call Peter's name?
I mean, that would be
pretty perverse, wouldn't it?
Who are you?
Someone who cares.
That was really productive.
Don't start with me, Alex.
Look, Kev,
that guy's not gonna be easy.
It was a crank call.
Nothing more.
You didn't hear him.
Tomu, the thing between
me and Peter is over.
It's been over.
You know that.
You're missing the point, Julia.
This is a guy who took the time
to find out about you.
If he's good, he can
be looking into everything.
I've got to get going.
I've got a long night
at the clinic.
See you later.
Bye.
You know, they can wait
a little while.
Don't you dare.
Yes?
Who is this?
Hey, I got a new story for you.
It's the story of the nation's
top computer-security expert.
He gets hacked, and, believe me,
I got the story straight.
What?
Tomu?
Come on.
You want to tell me
what's going on?
Good evening, Mr. Shimomura.
No way.
No f***ing way.
No f***ing way!
35 cents? F***.
What's up?
You won't believe
this hack, man.
Our brother Tsutomu's
deep in toys.
I mean, Nokitel's just the tip.
Shut up, man, okay?
I'm listening.
There's a Crown Victoria
across the street.
Government car.
It's been there all morning.
They talk to you?
No, they're like vultures.
They're watching.
F***ing Markoff and "The Times"
is what this is about.
That and SAS.
You switched
the pair assignments?
Day I moved in. They're
listening to the neighbors.
Hello?
Did you hear about Jim's father?
The one that coaches
Little League?
I heard he's
only got one testicle.
Well, Sam went in
for a vasectomy.
Died of a blood clot.
- Oh, my God.
- Son of a b*tch!
Son of a b*tch.
F***ers are good.
F***ers are real good.
They're leaving.
Do me a favor.
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