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28 Jun 2024
Over 50 victims share their experiences of identity theft, revealing the severe impact of cybercrime on individuals and organizations.
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Over 50 victims share their experiences of identity theft, revealing the severe impact of cybercrime on individuals and organizations.
Synopsis
Nesa Meta recounts her experience with identity theft in the 2023 documentary 'Hackers - Identity Theft'. She describes how hackers exploited vulnerabilities in technology. Victims share stories of lost personal data and the impact on their lives. The film illustrates the consequences of cybercrime for individuals, companies, and public institutions. It also raises concerns about digital safety. Directed by Matteo Born, the documentary runs for 53 minutes and is produced in France and Switzerland.
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Why Watch
- Meet victims of identity theft sharing their stories.
- Find out how hackers exploit human error.
- See the impact of cybercrime on public institutions.
Did You Know
- The documentary features victims recounting their experiences with identity theft.
- It runs for 53 minutes and was produced in France and Switzerland.
- The film is presented in French, highlighting its European production.
Perfect For
Cybersecurity awarenessIdentity theft preventionDigital safety enthusiasts
Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Hackers - Identity Theft'?
The documentary was directed by Matteo Born.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Hackers - Identity Theft'?
The documentary has a duration of 53 minutes.
In which countries was 'Hackers - Identity Theft' produced?
The documentary was produced in France and Switzerland.
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