in a sequence that flashes on screen for a few scant seconds, the green phosphor text of trinity's computer clearly shows nmap being run against the ip address 10.2.2.2, and finding an open port number 22, correctly identified as the ssh service used to log into computers remotely.
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but the unexpected nod to hackerdom doesn't end there. responding to the nmap output, trinity summons a program called "sshnuke" which begins "[a]ttempting to exploit sshv1 crc32."
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