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The documentary examines the rise of cybercrime and the vulnerabilities of individuals in a hyperconnected world. It describes 'meats' as individuals lacking digital awareness, who are easily targeted by hackers. Through personal stories, such as that of Christian and Dominique Niang, the film illustrates the real-life consequences of cyber attacks and the urgent need for digital literacy.
The film presents alarming statistics, including a 26% increase in cyber attacks in Europe in 2022 and hackers earning $6 million annually. It emphasizes that despite advancements in security systems, human error remains a significant weakness. The narrative calls for greater awareness and preventive measures to combat the growing threat of cybercrime, highlighting that everyone is at risk when online.
Why Watch
- •Find out how Christian and Dominique were targeted by cybercriminals.
- •See the staggering rise of cyber attacks in recent years.
- •Meet the concept of 'meats' and their vulnerability online.
Did You Know
•Cybercrime accounts for almost 40% of all offenses in Switzerland.
•In 2022, cyber attacks increased by 26% in Europe and 38% worldwide.
•$6 million is the annual amount received by hackers, according to American experts.
•A 'meat' is defined as someone with no digital awareness, often using simple passwords.
Perfect For
Cybersecurity enthusiastsDigital literacy advocatesTrue crime followers