Computer security is big money these days. It’s also quite probably impossible.
Web Warriors
National Geographic (2008)
Film Review
Web Warriors is a documentary about the vulnerability of major computer-controlled power, communication, transport and military grids to attacks by hackers, viruses and worms that have the potential to bring regional and national economies to a standstill.
The goal of the film is to confront viewers with the stark reality that the Internet was never designed to be secure. The World Wide Web was never designed to be an engine of commerce or to safeguard bank and other financial data. At present, it’s still virtually impossible to design a 100% secure computer network.
The video opens by exploring the likelihood that the August 24 blackout that shut down the eastern US and Canada for two days in August 2003 was most likely caused by a computer worm attack, rather than a “programming error,” as claimed by company officials.
It goes own to identify…
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Writers Without Money 
wouldn’t say impossible; it’s no picnic either.
I don’t do any on-line money transfers, still write checks, don’t buy anything, and have no money to steal. I figure I’m low-yield as far as hacking goes.
Thanks for reblogging.