00:02100 hackers with a single mission.
00:05We are given a bunch of programs that, just like programs in the real world, have various vulnerabilities that could
00:11be attacked.
00:12Teams of students from around the world poke and prod each other's digital defences, searching for sabotage.
00:19We just need to hunt them down and exploit them.
00:23It's the International Cybersecurity Challenge.
00:26We've been working on this for so long. It's wonderful to see everyone again.
00:30Like, this is one of my favourite events to do of the year.
00:32It's also pretty much the World Cup of all cyber competitions in the world.
00:36This is a simulation of real-world threats, pitting country against country in a game of attack and defence.
00:43But by learning how the bad guys think, these hackers are devising new defences.
00:48If I can find something, some weakness in a company and tell them about it and they can fix it,
00:53that's a lot better than some bad guy coming in and breaking it.
00:57And Australia's top brass are taking notice.
01:00We meet at a time when the cyber threat environment is broader, faster and more complex than ever.
01:06This gives us a great community of people who are actually trained to do the right things for cybersecurity.
01:12The winning nation will be crowned tonight, an outcome governments and business will be watching.
01:23I guess I try to see in the world of people, sinned, my Deus, by playing in a world of
01:24computer fiction,
01:24but basically it will be getting the most brutal and Gordon Chan rise.
01:24So, again, if I do in a world of community, I think I am who is trying to solve the
01:24field.
01:24I care to do the sv 설�ợ of whatever you know, and when I am playing a real player.
01:24I will be using the mods for this case, by doing nothing.
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