The Great Computer Hack

A hacker is attempting to break into the secure server of the NYPD, posing a significant threat to sensitive information.

The hacker's target is the Lakme server, which holds clearance-protected information, including the names of undercover agents.

Captain Holt and his team mobilize to stop the hacker and protect the server from being compromised.

The hacker has used ARP and DNS to resolve the host name and gain access to the server.

Sergeant Santiago uncovers the identity of the hacker, who turns out to be someone from their past.

What is the hacker's target?

—The hacker's target is the Lakme server, which holds clearance-protected information, including the names of undercover agents.

Who is leading the team to stop the hacker?

—Captain Holt is leading the team to stop the hacker and protect the server from being compromised.

How does the hacker gain access to the server?

—The hacker has used ARP and DNS to resolve the host name and gain access to the server.

Who uncovers the identity of the hacker?

—Sergeant Santiago uncovers the identity of the hacker, who turns out to be someone from their past.

What is at stake if the server is compromised?

—If the server is compromised, sensitive information, including the names of undercover agents, could be exposed, putting lives at risk.

00:00Captain Holt is alerted to a hacker attempting to break into the NYPD's secure server.

02:30The team discovers that the hacker's target is the Lakme server, which holds sensitive information, including the names of undercover agents.

05:45Captain Holt and his team mobilize to stop the hacker and protect the server.

08:15The hacker gains access to the server using ARP and DNS to resolve the host name.

10:20Sergeant Santiago uncovers the identity of the hacker, who turns out to be someone from their past.

12:50The team races against time to stop the hacker and prevent the server from being compromised.