Sneakers1999

[Carl and Whistler try out Jannek's black box and they surprisingly break into some secure mainframes]

Liz:
[upon seeing the data for the Air Traffic Control System] Oh, my God.

Mother:
How is this possible?

Whistler:
Cryptography systems are based on mathematical problems so complex they cannot be solved without a key.

Liz:
Jannek figured out a way to solve those problems without the key and he hard-wired it into that chip.

Martin Bishop:
Turn it off.

Whistler:
Want to crash some passenger jets?

Bishop:
I said turn it off. Turn it off. [shuts down computer]

Carl:
[contemplates] So, it's a code-breaker.

Bishop:
No, it's The code-breaker. No more secrets. [leaves]