An otherwise okay episode but the use, or misuse, of popular and/or incorrect or misleading technical founding computer jargon & procedures ruins it. Other episodes contain the same kind of useless word salad of "technical" buzzwords but not to the degree of this one where the scene of the crime is an alleged smart home complete with cameras & robo vacuums.
The e-mail hacker that took all of about 3 seconds to crack (not a hack but a crack at best) an email account was ridiculous, especially commenting that the security question was the owner's first pet requires some level of investigation or foreknowledge of the subject and even an automated dictionary attack of a very weak password would require at least a few minutes.
The e-mail hacker that took all of about 3 seconds to crack (not a hack but a crack at best) an email account was ridiculous, especially commenting that the security question was the owner's first pet requires some level of investigation or foreknowledge of the subject and even an automated dictionary attack of a very weak password would require at least a few minutes.