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* ComicBook/{{Oracle}} and [[EvilCounterpart Calculator]] faced each other online several times in ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey''. Typically, it was to get the other's location so they could send superhuman agents to arrest/kill each other.
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* ComicBook/{{Oracle}} ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'': Oracle and [[EvilCounterpart Calculator]] faced each other online several times in ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey''.times. Typically, it was to get the other's location so they could send superhuman agents to arrest/kill each other.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': Tim ends up in a hacker duel with a hacker the Joker kidnapped in "Joker's Wild". When it becomes clear that the kidnapped hacker is trying to hack into the batcave's systems and won't be of any aid in his own rescue Tim [[CutTheJuice cuts the power]] to the batcomputer.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': ''ComicBook/{{Robin|1993}}'': Tim ends up in a hacker duel with a hacker the Joker kidnapped in "Joker's Wild". When it becomes clear that the kidnapped hacker is trying to hack into the batcave's systems and won't be of any aid in his own rescue Tim [[CutTheJuice cuts the power]] to the batcomputer.
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* ''Webcomic/CtrlAltDel'': [[GeniusCripple Scott]] battles with TheMaster for [[https://cad-comic.com/comic/analog-and-d-pad-06-27/ control]] of [[KillerRobot Zeke]].
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* In ''Demon Hunters: Dead Camper Lake'', two Cyborg DuelingHackers, complete with ominously named programs with skull icons, while sitting face to face at the same table. Eventually, the losing cyborg shrugs, picks up his laptop and [[CombatPragmatist clubs his enemy to death]].
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* In ''Demon Hunters: Dead Camper Lake'', ''Film/DemonHuntersDeadCamperLake'', two Cyborg DuelingHackers, complete with ominously named programs with skull icons, while sitting face to face at the same table. Eventually, the losing cyborg shrugs, picks up his laptop and [[CombatPragmatist clubs his enemy to death]].
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* ''Franchise/GhostInTheShell'' has a few examples. It also averts the trope in ''[[Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex Solid State Society]]''. Section 9 actually does cut the power when they start getting hacked (via fireaxe to the power cords).
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* ''Franchise/GhostInTheShell'' has a few examples. It also averts the trope in ''[[Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplex ''[[Anime/GhostInTheShellStandAloneComplexSolidStateSociety Solid State Society]]''. Section 9 actually does cut the power when they start getting hacked (via fireaxe fire axe to the power cords).
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* ''Anime/BubblegumCrisis'': In the eighth and final episode of the original series, Nene, the {{Hackette}} of the Knight Sabers, is caught in the middle of a DieHardOnAnX situation at A.D. Police headquarters caused by a disgruntled scientist and the hero hunter [[KillerRobot boomers]] he created -- one of which physically merges with the ADP's main server and takes control of the building. Once Nene's teammates come to the rescue, Nene has to battle the hacker boomer in order to [[LiveActionEscortMission escort the police chief's daughter to safety]], opening locked doors and overriding building defenses all the while. After the other boomers are defeated, Nene has to prevent the hacker boomer from self-destructing the headquarters building.
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* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gHNVNRQTJg The KGB, The Computer And Me]]'' : A semi-dramatization[[note]]with, wherever possible, the real-life people being [[AsHimself played by themselves]] to... let's say ''mixed'' results[[/note]], semi-documentary made for PBS Nova on Clifford Stoll's discovery of a KGB-backed hacking ring, as mentioned in Real Life below. Features a recreation of the real-life PhoneTraceRace that finally pinpointed the hacker's origin, along with a lot of pretty good (if sometimes slightly simplified) explanations of how the hacking worked, and how Stoll used his ingenuity, computer skills, and the many and varied talents of his friends and colleagues to help crack the case.
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** Since the Matrix in ''Shadowrun'' employs copious amounts of YourMindMakesItReal hacking duels between deckers and especially Technomancers can resemble a WizardDuel. Failing to defeat standard IC (Intrusive Countermeasures) tends to leave a hacker with a headache. Failing to defeat Black IC tends to be [[YourHeadAsplode more permanent]].
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** Since the Matrix in ''Shadowrun'' employs copious amounts of YourMindMakesItReal YourMindMakesItReal, hacking duels between deckers and especially Technomancers can resemble a WizardDuel. Failing to defeat standard IC (Intrusive (Intrusion Countermeasures) tends to leave a hacker with a headache. Failing to defeat Black IC tends to be [[YourHeadAsplode more permanent]].
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* "Bug Bounties" are sometimes offered by software companies in an effort to avert this trope; if a hacker finds an exploitable bug in a piece of software, they ''could'' go to all the trouble of weaponizing it and hope that the company doesn't find and patch the problem before their own exploit tool is finished... or they could just report it to the maker and take a nice payoff - the more the bug threatens security, the higher the payoff tends to be. Of course, some hackers aren't in it for the money, and some have FlameWar levels of hatred for the big software companies and want their products to fail, so it doesn't always work.
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* A more physical ([[{{cyberspace}} sort of]]) variant takes place in ''VideoGame/DigimonStoryCyberSleuthHackersMemory'' where hacker duels take the form of [[{{mons}} Digimon]] battles, as they're essentially living malware.
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* In the first ''Film/ResidentEvil'' movie Kaplan has a hacking duel with the Red Queen [=AI=] to bypass her defenses.
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* In the first ''Film/ResidentEvil'' movie ''Film/ResidentEvil2002'', Kaplan has a hacking duel with the Red Queen [=AI=] to bypass her defenses.
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* One of the [[HackingMinigame RTS missions]] in ''VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiNINE'' involves defending a private shop's customer records from hackers.
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'', it's implied that Dave gets into one of these with Lovelace near the beginning of ''Professor Madblood and the Lovelace Affair''. He's a bit broken up when she turns out to be better at it than he is. [[spoiler: It's not his fault. She's an AI.]]
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Narbonic}}'', it's implied that Dave gets got into one of these with Lovelace near before the beginning of ''Professor Madblood and the Lovelace Affair''. He's a bit broken up sad when she turns out to be better at it than he is. is, but then they [[RomanticFalseLead start talking]]... [[spoiler: It's not It wasn't his fault. She's an AI.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/Ghost10'', this is the premise of the FinalBattle - [[spoiler:[[BadBoss Viktor's]] coder trying to disable the shield around [[PlayerCharacter Ghost's]] [[WetwareCPU brain]], while [[MissionControl Jacker]] tries to scramble the brains' ID numbers so that no one will be able to tell which one belongs to Ghost ever again.]]
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* ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'': Chisame versus Chachamaru in the festival arc.
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* In ''Bloody Monday'' the protagonist has many duels with opposing hackers, both in the first and second seasons.
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* It's not really made that much of, but this happens between Yatouji Satsuki and Imonoyama Nokoru in ''Manga/{{X1999}}''. She is trying to hack into the computers of CLAMP Campus and he is trying to keep her out. Given that Satsuki is a technopath working in tandem with a supercomputer, the fact that Nokoru actually manages to make it combat instead of a CurbStompBattle is [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome pretty impressive]].
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* It's not really made that much of, but this happens between Yatouji Satsuki and Imonoyama Nokoru in ''Manga/{{X1999}}''.''Manga/{{X 1999}}''. She is trying to hack into the computers of CLAMP Campus and he is trying to keep her out. Given that Satsuki is a technopath working in tandem with a supercomputer, the fact that Nokoru actually manages to make it combat instead of a CurbStompBattle is [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome pretty impressive]].
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** Two seasons later in "[[Recap/ArrowS4E12Unchained Unchained]]", she gets into it again with [[spoiler: her father]] the Calculator.
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** Two seasons later in "[[Recap/ArrowS4E12Unchained Unchained]]", she gets into it again with [[spoiler: the Calculator, who is revealed [[spoiler:to be her father]] DisappearedDad]], and so in the Calculator.season finale she teams up with him to stop HIVE from [[EverythingIsOnline hacking into the world's nuclear missiles]] to destroy the world, only to find they're using [[spoiler:her hackivist ex-boyfriend from college]] to counter-hack them.
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* ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cuckoo%27s_Egg_%28book%29 The Cuckoo's Egg]]'' is a first-hand account of real-life Dot Combat from 1986. Clifford Stoll was asked by his supervisor to find the cause of a $0.75 billing anomaly in the accounts; over ten months, he followed the trail from that, to a hacker who was breaching American military networks looking for information on the Nuclear and SDI programs and selling what he stole to the KGB.
** This story is notable for being the first properly documented case of computer hacking: Clifford Stoll was an astronomer, trained to document what he did in detail, and with the curiosity of a scientist - as opposed to the standard response of an IT guy, who would usually have just locked out the offending user accounts and forgotten all about it.
** This story is notable for being the first properly documented case of computer hacking: Clifford Stoll was an astronomer, trained to document what he did in detail, and with the curiosity of a scientist - as opposed to the standard response of an IT guy, who would usually have just locked out the offending user accounts and forgotten all about it.
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* ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cuckoo%27s_Egg_%28book%29 The Cuckoo's Egg]]'' is a first-hand account of real-life Dot Combat Duelling Hackers from 1986. Clifford Stoll was asked by his supervisor to find the cause of a $0.75 billing anomaly in the accounts; over ten months, he followed the trail from that, to a hacker who was breaching American military networks looking for information on the Nuclear and SDI programs and selling what he stole to the KGB.
** This story is notable for being the first properly documented case of computer hacking: Clifford Stoll was an astronomer, trained to document what he did in detail, and with the curiosity of a scientist - as opposed to the standard response of an IT guy, who would usually have just locked out the offending user accounts and forgotten all about it.[[note]]Although it is worth noting that locking out the offending accounts was in fact the first thing Stoll did - he started to pay way more attention when he noticed the hackers had come back.[[/note]]
** This story is notable for being the first properly documented case of computer hacking: Clifford Stoll was an astronomer, trained to document what he did in detail, and with the curiosity of a scientist - as opposed to the standard response of an IT guy, who would usually have just locked out the offending user accounts and forgotten all about it.[[note]]Although it is worth noting that locking out the offending accounts was in fact the first thing Stoll did - he started to pay way more attention when he noticed the hackers had come back.[[/note]]
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* ''Anime/HanaukyoMaidTai''. In episode 8 the Jihiyou family hacks into the MEMOL supercomputer to steal information (and possibly activate the mansion's SelfDestructMechanism). Grace manages to defeat them.
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* ''Anime/HanaukyoMaidTai''.''Manga/HanaukyoMaidTeam''. In episode 8 the Jihiyou family hacks into the MEMOL supercomputer to steal information (and possibly activate the mansion's SelfDestructMechanism). Grace manages to defeat them.
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* Happens often enough in ''Anime/DennouCoil'', since realspace and cyberspace are linked. A particularly heated one happens between Isako and Fumie early on.
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* Happens often enough in ''Anime/DennouCoil'', ''Anime/DenNohCoil'', since realspace and cyberspace are linked. A particularly heated one happens between Isako and Fumie early on.
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* In ''Film/WhoAmI'', two hackers with the alias ''[=WhoAmI=]'' and ''MRX'' try to outgambit one another.
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* In ''Film/WhoAmI'', ''Film/WhoAmI2014'', two hackers with the alias ''[=WhoAmI=]'' and ''MRX'' try to outgambit one another.
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Also worth noting is that in reality, if hackers have identified each other, whoever has root access (or is closer than the other one) can simply deny the other one access to absolutely everything. By default, this means that if either hacker is the home security, they automatically win the moment they know the hacker exists. This is why in reality, hacking is all about stealth (hence the common phrases like "trojan horse" and "worm")
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** Since the Matrix in ''Shadowrun'' employs copious amounts of YourMindMakesItReal hacking duels between deckers and especially Technomancers can resemble a WizardDuel.
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** Since the Matrix in ''Shadowrun'' employs copious amounts of YourMindMakesItReal hacking duels between deckers and especially Technomancers can resemble a WizardDuel. Failing to defeat standard IC (Intrusive Countermeasures) tends to leave a hacker with a headache. Failing to defeat Black IC tends to be [[YourHeadAsplode more permanent]].
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* Happens in several route in ''VisualNovel/MysticMessenger'' between Seven and Unknown. Makes sense, considering they're [[spoiler: twin brothers.]]
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* Oracle and [[EvilCounterpart Calculator]] faced each other online several times in ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey''. Typically, it was to get the other's location so they could send superhuman agents to arrest/kill each other.
* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': Tim ends up in a hacker duel with a hacker the Joker kidnapped in "Joker's Wild". When it becomes clear that the kidnapped hacker is trying to hack into the batcave's systems and won't be of any aid in his own rescue Tim cuts the power to the batcomputer.
* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': Tim ends up in a hacker duel with a hacker the Joker kidnapped in "Joker's Wild". When it becomes clear that the kidnapped hacker is trying to hack into the batcave's systems and won't be of any aid in his own rescue Tim cuts the power to the batcomputer.
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* Oracle ComicBook/{{Oracle}} and [[EvilCounterpart Calculator]] faced each other online several times in ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey''. Typically, it was to get the other's location so they could send superhuman agents to arrest/kill each other.
* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': Tim ends up in a hacker duel with a hacker the Joker kidnapped in "Joker's Wild". When it becomes clear that the kidnapped hacker is trying to hack into the batcave's systems and won't be of any aid in his own rescue Tim [[CutTheJuice cuts thepower power]] to the batcomputer.
* ''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}'': Tim ends up in a hacker duel with a hacker the Joker kidnapped in "Joker's Wild". When it becomes clear that the kidnapped hacker is trying to hack into the batcave's systems and won't be of any aid in his own rescue Tim [[CutTheJuice cuts the