There's a classic surveillance video, called A Bad Day, showing a poor, defenceless computer being attacked by a berserk user. (Larger version available here.) Alas, as you may have surmised, it's too good to be true. :
When Bad Day debuted, it was thought to be a candid mini-psychodrama showing the stress endured by the modern worker. It turned out to be an advertising clip for an office surveillance company.But now there's a short online video of a similar situation, showing what would happen with today's new, vicious security measures in action.
Enjoy.
Hat Tip : Utterly Boring
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