[dns-operations] Big Data: A nine hour miniseries radio play about stealing the KSK?

[Mark Jeftovic]

He probably read this article:

http://www.businessinsider.com/the-internet-is-controlled-by-14-people-2014-3


On 2016-04-29 4:17 PM, Warren Kumari wrote:
> ... or something?!
> From
> Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ryanestrada/big-data-0 
> A nine hour radio play miniseries about seven thieves, seven keys, and
> the heist to steal the internet.
> 
> From the page: 
> "As soon as I heard the true story of the seven keys to the internet, I
> knew that it would make an amazing series of heists. Did you know that
> IN REAL LIFE, in order to make sure no one person or country has too
> much control over the internet, there are seven people from seven parts
> of the world with keys to control it? As I researched deeper, I learned
> that it's actually much more complicated than that, but that just made
> the story more interesting. I'm using what I learned as an excuse to
> tell a series of crime stories, taking place all over the world...
> ranging from hijacking top secret military satellites, to stealing a
> dude's pants. It's a story about how hacking affects our world... but
> without a single actual hacker anywhere to be found."
> 
> Not affiliated in any way, I just stumbled across this.
> Weird.
> W
> 
> 
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