The Fugitive Game: Online with Kevin Mitnick

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Jonathan Littman offers a rare look into the life of Kevin Mitnick, once the most wanted fugitive in cyberspace. While the government painted Mitnick as a digital terrorist capable of starting wars with a phone call, Littman reveals a more complex reality. Based on fifty hours of exclusive interviews conducted while Mitnick was hiding from the FBI, this narrative explores the cat and mouse game b…

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