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The Hacking Tool Called Google

Published on June 27, 2012 By Kevin Pope

Hacking isn’t magic but to many people it may seem like it.  Sure, we often see Hollywood portray hackers as being able to guess a password in less than three tries, but that really isn’t how it’s done.  Actually, I have yet to see any kind of accurate portrayal of hacking anywhere outside of.. well.. [...]