(Not an expert.) I thought that HOC was better than most portrayals of hackers in pop culture (didn't lean on cliches too much, didn't overstate their 'powers,' for the lack of a better word) but it still leaned on old memes -- Lucas calls himself "Data_Crusader" going into a chat room. Sigh. -TC On 9/11/14, 9:12 AM, Marcos Eugenio Kehl wrote: > Hello experts! > Have you noticed that TOR was mencioned in the 2º or 3º chapter of the 2º seasson of House of Cards? Also, there was a hacker, who claimed himself as as soldier who fights against Prism and NSA (Stasi?) and could be imprisoned for 100 years. Very nice. > Waching this unusual happening I asked myself if it would not be a good idea of free propaganda for the deep web... I mean, free massive propaganda made by Hollywood activists think tanks. TOR emerging from the dark deep circle of experts and specialized press to the crowds, through Hollywood. Millions of new relays! EFF must be more lobbyist. > Thanks. > > Marcos Kehl (Brasil) > -- I prefer to send and receive encrypted e-mail. My public key fingerprint is F3F3 7A1B 98CA 16CD 5BE8 FA13 1B48 4323 3085 9EF2. Learn about e-mail encryption here: <https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/en/>
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