The video efficiently distills a complex historical turning point into a stark warning about digital vulnerability. It captures the irony of how a PhD student’s experiment became the unintended blueprint for global cyber chaos.
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Did you know that a single student once brought down 10% of the internet? Robert Tappan Morris was just a PhD student at Cornell University when he created something known as the Morris worm.
Now, you might think worms are harmless, but this one wasn't. It exploited seven vulnerabilities all at once as it replicated itself across machines.
Networks started to clog up. In just minutes, around 10% of the internet was paralyzed. Morris thought he'd created a harmless experiment, but instead, he triggered the first cyber catastrophe.
One kid in his dorm room took down 60,000 systems and cost millions in damages. Is our internet still as vulnerable today?
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