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infecting them with viruses
and stealing sensitive materials.

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These people are terrorists.
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Morning, gentlemen.
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Please, be seated.
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l see we're still dressing
in the dark, Eugene.

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Once again, don't call me Eugene.
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Our recent intruder
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penetrated using a superuser account,
giving him access to our whole system.

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Precisely what you're paid to prevent.
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Someone didn't bother reading my memo
on commonly used passwords.

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As l meticulously pointed out,
the foremost used passwords are...

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'Love', 'Sex', 'Secret' and 'God'.
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So would Your Holiness
care to change her password?

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A hacker planted the virus.
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Virus?
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Yesterday, the ballast program
for a supertanker training model

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mistakenly thought the vessel was empty
and flooded its tanks.

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Excuse me?
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The little boat flipped over.
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A virus planted within the Gibson system
claimed responsibility.

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lt left a note?
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UnIess $5 miIIion is transferred
to the foIIowing account in 7 days,

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I wiII capsize five tankers
in the EIIingson fIeet.

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- ls that...?
- That is the virus.

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Leonardo da Vinci.
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We have 26 ships at sea
and don't know which ones are infected.

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Well, put the ship's ballast
under manual control.

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There's no such thing any more.
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These ships are totally computerised.
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They rely on satellite navigation

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