HACK Crimes Online

According to the Bureau of Police Research and Development,

more than 125,000 cybercrime cases were reported last year.

Out of which 25,000 charge sheets were filed,

and only 125 arrests were made.

Internal teams are facing a lot of pressure,

and lacking expertise.

This is why, the conviction rate is only 0.1%

Every phone and every screen is currently a potential crime scene.

But even today we are facing machine guns with sticks.

What do you want, Ashutosh?

Just some funds, sir.

Funds to start a parallel task force.

Parallel task force?

Should we resign?

Are you serious?

Diamond cuts diamond, sir.

We need people who eat, drink, and sleep technology.

Just like those hackers.

And where will we find these diamonds?

Why did you hack him?

Hit me again and I won't tell you.

-Trying to be a wise guy-- -Kamya.

No one will hit you now.

Speak.

Life is a program.

And God is the coder.

I guess in my case he forgot to debug.

And a virus got in.

After my father's suicide, my uncle Bhushan usurped our property.

And made us homeless.

They took our home and our identity.

I will take it all back one day.

Where did you learn hacking?

My mom worked as a cook in people's house.

And sent me to school with the help of an NGO.

I had a lot of time and was short on money.

So I took up a part-time job at a cyber cafe.

That was my real school.

One day... a guy was typing something weird.

I asked.

He said, "It is a code".

It seemed less of a language and more of chaos.

What was your enmity with Kulkarni?

He was having an affair.

Mom saw him cuddling up to another woman.

You cannot go inside.

-Why are you stopping me? -He was scared of his wife.

Accused my mother of stealing and banned her from the society.

But madam...

Get out! I said get out of here.

Mom lost her job.

So...

I hacked that scumbag.

The money in Kulkarni's account

was transferred to an NGO.

Why didn't you keep it for yourself?

It could have changed your life.

I am not a thief, sir.

I just wanted to teach Kulkarni a lesson.

What you did

was not teach him a lesson,

but a crime.

Screwed?

In a fit of rage, people first screwed the world,

and then themselves.

What do I do now?

Hey... what are you blabbering?

Who are you talking to?

How did she do it?

There is a refuge area above Kulkarni's flat,

where his Wi-Fi signal is available.

First I hacked his router,

then by using MITM I intercepted his Wi-Fi traffic.

I was saying... what was that MTNL?

MTMI...

DCP Hussain.

With three months of computer course,

he became the head of the cybercrime unit.

Why? How? Or what favours he had pulled in?

No one asked or cared.

It's not MTMI, sir.

It's MITM.

Man-in-the-middle-attack.

Yeah, right. Man-in-the-middle-attack.

So what is this MITM? How did she do it?

She is a sharp girl, sir.

She used Wire Shark.

Using this app, the hacker can monitor all the devices logged into the Wi-Fi.

Usernames, passwords, bank details.

Anything you access on your screen,

they can see it.

But transferring his money wasn't as much fun,

as leaking his romantic chats.

The money was transferred using Kulkarni's Wifi.

So that her IP address cannot be tracked.

Then how did you catch her?

You cannot go inside.

-Why are you stopping me? -Get out.

Are you crazy? Stop!

Why did you throw my mobile?

The laptop charger was repaired a couple of days ago.

Through the label, we found the cyber cafe,

and from the cyber cafe, we found her.

It's a different mind.

It's a dangerous mind.

ACP Kamya. She's a tough woman.

But later we realised,

she was soft like a coconut inside.

Another thing.

She has this dangerous inclination to prove herself right.

What did you say her name was?

Shakti.

Shakti Chaudhary.

I am sorry!

I am sorry! Leave me. Leave me!

Leave me!

My world changed in a second.

Have you ever seen a Hackathon?

Such advanced hacking is not your cup of tea.

If you fail this hackathon,

we'll know your story is bogus.

And you are a member of a bigger gang.

Not much... you're looking at three years of jail time.

I will personally inform your mother.

All the best.

All you tech-wizards from different parts of the country

are welcome to this Hackathon.

Shull.

India's leading security system.

And your task for today is,

to try and break into its server.

Whoever completes the task first,

shall receive Rs.300,000 prize money from Shull.

And the other two runner-ups will receive Rs.100,000 each.

So what are you waiting for?

Let's get ready to rumble.

Mr. Murthy.

Good stage presence.

Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Hussain.

Where do I begin?

She is trying SQL injection.

Structured Query Language, sir.

The hacker manipulates the website's backend data

and inserts their own code.

So they can access all protected information.

Who is this asshole?

He froze all the systems.

He almost took everyone out of the game.

Sir, he's checking the vulnerabilities of Shull's server.

He is trying a brute-force attack.

Now all he needs is the right combination of passwords.

The password is hashed.

It can be de-hashed.

But anyone can hack the server like this.

And you are not worried, Mr. Murthy.

No.

Because this is not Shull's original server.

It's a diversion. A honey pot.

You mean...

honey to distract the bees.

Right, sir.

It's a clone server.

The hackers will hack it,

and we'll know our weaknesses.

And without any risk.

-Yes! -There we have the first winner.

And we have the second winner.

And the third winner.

And now let's welcome the cyber crime team of Mumbai.

I would like DCP Hussain to hand over the winner's cheque.

Someone's hacked our system.

-What? -Yes, sir.

What's wrong, Mr. Murthy?

Someone hacked Shull's server.

And now you are worried, Mr. Murthy.

Not the honey pot, sir.

Someone hacked Shull's original server.

What? Who?

When I observed the coding pattern of the server,

I learned there was no traffic on it.

It was a honey pot.

How the hell did you get into the actual server?

Shull's server is connected to their third-party vendors.

So I got a list of vendors from the internet.

Apex has been Shull's stationary provider for years.

Meaning full-on trust.

-Hello. -Sandip ji.

I am speaking from Shull's account department.

This is about the two pending payments.

If you can confirm it, I can immediately send the payment.

Okay.

Can you please confirm your email ID?

Is Sandeep with "ee" or is it 'i'?

No, it's 'ip'.

Yes. Great.

I've sent you an attachment of the bill. Can you open it, please?

As soon as Sandip clicked on the attachment,

I got into Apex's server.

How did you send a mail from Shull's ID?

Not from Shull, but an ID similar to Shull.