Why Hack In "Leave the World" Behind Is Chilling But Unlikely

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Much of the world is more prepared for a hack than the movies suggest.

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Leave the World Behind: Could Netflix Movie's Cyberattack Actually Happen?

<p>Much of the world is more prepared for a hack than the movies suggest.</p>

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