Unauthorized Access is one of the earliest independent documentaries on the subject of the computer underground. Shot in 15 cities and 4 countries, this documentary offers an impressive array of topics dealing with hacking culture, such as phreaking, lockpicking, conspiracy theories, and ninja clad dumpster divers.
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Hacker Documentary: Unauthorized Access by Annaliza Savage [1994]
This is a nostalgic hacker documentary about the early to mid 90s computer underground. Featuring old skool alpha geeks like Phiber Optik once a member of ...
Unauthorized Access [Part 1]
Part 1 of Unauthorized Access a computer underground/hacker documentary by Annaliza Savage.
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