Today I saw the film “How to Get Access to Everything: Reverse Engineering”, the first sc…

Today I went to see a movie “How to get access to everything: reverse engineering”, the first screenings of which took place yesterday at Cyberdom ( I was at the university at the time, because the beginning of a new semester in graduate school ) 🎬

Today ( but a few hours earlier ) I also managed to watch the film @szybnev from the channel https://t.me/poxek ( with whom we had a very cool chat about AI and much more after this meetup ). I agree with his review, I also liked the film 🤌



Documentary films about people for whom “disassembling” is a basic principle of thinking. The film describes the history of Soviet and Russian reverse engineering over the past 100 years. This is an attempt to explain in simple language what IT reversers actually do, and to give the opportunity to feel like part of something big.


— description of the film from the Cyberdom website



The film itself is a documentary, but it also contains artistic inserts that work very well to capture attention. The work itself turned out to be extremely entertaining. Reverse engineering is much closer than it might initially seem. If as a child you tried to take apart some toys to understand why the car moved, you will like the film 🫰

I definitely recommend watching it. You can check it out at RUTUBE, Evie and PREMIER

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