
Rats and Slaves
Synopsis
Nowadays hacking is a well known phenomenon. Almost weekly we see news items about networks that are attacked. The trading of access to ones personal computer and webcam is less widely known, but the results can affect a computer user deeply personal. The simplicity of these hacks and the scale of it are disturbing. Are you already the slave of a RAT, or will you become one very soon?
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Short film: Rats and Slaves | Buying Hacked Computers | Subtitled
Type: Featurette • Published 2019-12-18
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Anthony van der Meer
- Original Title
- Rats and Slaves
- Release Date
- 12/12/2019
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 35m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Anthony van der Meer
Department Leadership Roster
Anthony van der Meer
Director
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What is Rats and Slaves about?
Nowadays hacking is a well known phenomenon. Almost weekly we see news items about networks that are attacked. The trading of access to ones personal computer and webcam is less widely known, but the results can affect a computer user deeply personal. The simplicity of these hacks and the scale of it are disturbing. Are you already the slave of a RAT, or will you become one very soon?
Who directed Rats and Slaves?
Rats and Slaves was directed by Anthony van der Meer.
Who stars in Rats and Slaves?
The principal cast of Rats and Slaves includes Not specified.
When was Rats and Slaves released and how long is it?
Rats and Slaves was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 35m.































