Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 5th May 2017

Dilbert//10247, first published nine years ago on Friday 5th May 2017

Keeping The Hacker Code

Tags

cia, spy, hacking, technology, lying, deception, surveillance, cameras

Official transcript

Wally: I hear you were a programmer for the CIA. Did you keep a copy of their hacker code that lets you spy through any digital agency? Erik: Would you believe "no?"

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

I HEAR YOU WERE A PROGRAMMER FOR THE CIA. DID YOU KEEP A COPY OF THEIR HACKER CODE THAT LETS YOU SPY THROUGH ANY DIGITAL DEVICE?

WOULD YOU BELIEVE "NO"?

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Hacker Code"

Summary:

The comic strip revolves around a conversation between a programmer and a CIA agent. The programmer is asked if he keeps a copy of the hacker code that allows him to spy through any digital device. The programmer responds with a "no," but the CIA agent remains skeptical.

Key Points:

• The programmer is questioned about his use of hacker code.
• The programmer denies keeping a copy of the code.
• The CIA agent expresses doubt about the programmer's response.
• The conversation highlights the tension between the programmer's actions and the CIA agent's suspicions.

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