manager had informed Ian McNaught-Davis the password for the account, unfortunately while his microphone was live. Visiting computer guests, who were in the green room, overheard this information and immediately telephoned a friendly hacker, who proceeded to use the information to get into the account. The following text was displayed once John Coll had logged in: Computer Security Error. Illegal access. I hope your Television PROGRAMME runs as smoothly as my PROGRAM worked out your passwords! Nothing is secure! Hackers' Song. "Put another password in, Bomb it out and try again, Try to get past logging in, we're Hacking, Hacking, Hacking. Try his first wife's maiden name, This is more than just a game, It's real fun, but just the same, It's Hacking, Hacking, Hacking." The NutCracker ( Hackers' UK ) HI THERE, OWLETS, FROM OZ AND YUG (OLIVER AND GUY) After that John Coll was able to read his email and continue the demonstration as no damage had been done to the account (although Oz and Yug had sent a few emails). See also Micro Men The Computer Programme Making the Most of the Micro Computers in Control The Computer Chronicles Footnotes External links 1983 British television series debuts 1987 British television series endings BBC Television shows Computer science education in the United Kingdom Computer television series English-language television shows