05x02 - Episode 2

[bunniefuu]

[birds chirping]

[knocking]

Come in!

- Hey, Toni! Could I have a word?
- Sure.

This has been going
well. Don't you think so?

You've been here for three days.

You said that this is a boring
job, nothing ever happens.

Lakkala's m*rder.

I guess Aikio and I will be taking
over the investigation now that...

I already told Niilo -

that I'll be Niilo's partner
in the m*rder investigation.

Right. What about me?

This is a property offence
that was reported to us.

Isn't this Venla's club?

- Money was stolen from a locked box.
- Over 600 euros.

- Not a small sum.
- All the funds for their trip.

We can cover this amount
so they get to go to Helsinki.

It doesn't work that way. We
have to investigate, it was reported.

Sure, I'll investigate it.

Am I allowed to leave?

[dramatic music]

[static]

[phone ringing]

My laptop is glitching. The billing
system is crashing and not only that.

Same here.

It's not an individual problem. We
already contacted the head office.

What did they say?

We have clear instructions.

Company computers are not to be
used before we are told otherwise.

I've sent an official
statement to your emails -

that you can forward to our customers.

The content of it is mainly -

that this is connected to
scheduled maintenance -

and we'll get back to normal soon.

- Is this some kind of virus?
- It's a malware attack.

- Can it spread to personal email?
- It doesn't work that way.

- How does it work then?
- We're just figuring it out.

Let's continue work normally.

[ominous music]

Give me an hour.

Our people are on the move.
They're already on their way.

The king of c**ts and
the pope of piss heads.

- Who?
- The new Minister of the Interior.

I heard that there was an emergency.

We haven't been introduced.

Summer party's karaoke. I
heard you singing "Delilah".

Mh-mm.

So we can be on first name terms.

- What did you sing?
- Nothing.

This is going to be a real baptism of fire.

Fennogrid is under a cyber attack.

Fennogrid that maintains
the national power grid.

- Is it a DoS attack?
- We don't know yet.

Strategically, this is the
most vulnerable target.

Meet the Fennogrid people.

- When?
- Now.

Traficom's cyber security
department will send their expert there.

The state is the majority owner.

You don't need to listen to
corporate confidentiality bullshit.

You're representing the owner.

Operatively speaking we have
the prerogative, not Traficom.

Copy that.

- And Helander.
- Nikander.

Fix this and at the next directors' party -

you'll be first in the karaoke list.

[suspenseful music]

We can't print a permit. The
machines have been acting up.

- That's why I'm here. Thank you.
- Thank you.

- The National Bureau of Investigation?
- Yeah. Sari Nikander.

- Valentin Kumar, Traficom.
- Good.

- Where's Antti Koskela?
- Retired over two weeks ago.

- Sari Nikander.
- Department Head Paananen.

Valentin Kumar, Head of
Cyber Security at Traficom.

What's the situation?

It looks like a ransomware and
it's spreading in our office software.

It makes all the files it scrapes illegible.

And it's a slick bug, hides
among the destruction it creates.

Your network is detached from others.

Firewall settings were
updated two months ago.

We assume that the system
was broken into manually.

With USB stick or some
kind of external drive.

- Is power distribution in danger?
- Not at all.

Isn't it partially digitalised?

Completely but it's down to the
way the electricity market works.

Even the best processors
have a hard time keeping up.

But main software that direct distribution

aren't connected to the office software.

If bigger changes are made to
the settings of transfer software -

it requires three people -

who have the highest security
clearance in our company.

If those systems were
broken into from a USB drive,

does it mean that an employee did it?

Perhaps. The software
of this security clearance -

Require a triple authentication
that also includes a fingerprint.

- How many work at Fennogrid?
- 550.

We're collecting log-in info but it seems -

that the malware started
spreading from the southern office.

Not necessarily.

If they know what they're doing,
they know how to cover their tracks.

Guess why Pera the Removal
Man dragged himself to the road?

Well? To get help?

- No one goes there.
- Why then?

So that someone would
find out that he had died.

He had no living relatives.

We went through his
friends and acquaintances.

The last sighting of him
is from six years past.

Lakkala would have stayed
that long k*lled in his home -

and no one would have been any wiser.

Luckily, I have Alma and
children. Luckily, you have...

Well, Alma hasn't come to
your workplace to do her job.

Oh, Lakkala's laptop.

Yeah, we should have sent it
to Rovaniemi to be checked.

The password was his
name, altogether, in lowercase.

The small password of a small poor soul.

Take a look what you can find.

- What are you looking at?
- Wondering what your role is.

I'm the hunter.

Are you investigating our play?
Why is the police interested in it?

Your club has been collecting money
into a locked box from the events.

- Do you know where it was kept?
- Has someone f*cking stolen it?

Everyone knows where the box is.

I think this is really tragic.

Yeah, if you can't make it to Helsinki.

That my beloved fiance, the
prince, is going to be sacrificed.

I've been to the amusement park
many times. Such a lame place.

I think I should question you.

- This isn't questioning.
- That's for me to decide.

Did you know that the box was kept
on the top shelf of the changing room?

I don't really get it.

There shouldn't be officers
in a medieval fairy tale village.

I'm the executioner.

Fennogrid's priority is
to get business going.

They have a w*r room.

Fennogrid people, help from
Traficom and private sector.

They're trying to isolate the malware.

We have to track the culprits.

The blackmailers haven't yet been in touch.

- Is the power distribution safe?
- It was made clear.

So no need to contact the
Minister or the Defence Forces?

No.

Good.

I forgot this. Your predecessor
told me to give it to his successor.

Antti Koskela said that
no one else can see this.

- If it has been opened...
- I watched it, of course.

It's an emergency number for
the future cybersecurity chief.

The summer nerds at the
NBI are doing good work.

The best that little money can buy.

I'm just an old cop, not a programmer.

But when you get a case
your own people can't handle -

and this will happen,
faster than you can predict.

Is Koskela drunk?

He is. I wanted to show you the next part.

Then you should contact this one guy.

Username is Down-time.

Is he talking about D-time?

This is completely off the
record. I had friends in NCSC.

I came in contact with this
man there for the first time.

We were in deep sh*t
with Wartsila's cyber attack.

Bloody hell, this guy k*lled
the virus just looking at it.

He helped our Norwegian
colleagues in Norsk Hydro -

and in Sweden he stopped
a malware against DDAB.

He revealed dozens of black-hat
hackers around the world.

Everyone hated him. They had something...

Of course, he got famous.

Two years ago this guy said -

that he's retiring.

I don't believe he did so.

Down-time. Find him.

After this, Koskela tells about fishing -

and his granddaughter who is good at cello.

- This guy he's talking about...
- Haven't you heard of D-time?

I haven't.

- Did Koskela say how to find him?
- Through a go-between.

The go-between isn't picking
up. It's a Finnish landline.

If we need his help, we
have to go and see him.

Let's go then. I can manage
the w*r room anywhere.

A company is under an attack
that powers the whole Finland.

We don't yet know what hit
us but D-time could help us out.

He's the most legendary white-hat
hacker of all time. Or rather he was.

Two years ago four of
the biggest hacker gangs -

Cobalt, Lazarus, EvilCorp and Conti -

declared that they'll pay
five million for D-time's head.

- Did they really want him dead?
- Yeah. The internet went after him.

What if he retired like he said he would?

What if he didn't?

Hey...

- The go-between is in Ivalo.
- Okay.

- I know someone who works there.
- You get to see them as well.

- What is a cash box?
- Venla.

It's a metallic box.

A big box that has a lock on.

The money for your
Helsinki trip was kept there.

They were kept there...

Toni, don't you get it?

Tonight, it's the opening
night. I have to run my lines.

I'll make you into a snail.

We'll be in the audience.

Why is this in a bag?

You can get proper fingerprints.
The thief's DNA might be on it.

- That's true.
- The most important thing is -

that the children didn't get scared.
It's the opening night, after all.

That's true. The amount
that was taken was 638 euros.

Do you know which size bills it was?

Does that matter?

It might matter in such a complex case.

Fifteen.

Sixteen.

Seventeen.

Nineteen.

Hey, lazy guy!

Your turn.

That was like you're so stupid

that you actually don't realise
you have two hands.

Well, you can use two hands.

And do I need two hands to f*ck you up?

[ominous music]

You use bold words.

[Ori] Grigori, leave him alone.

I'll leave him alone when
he gives me just one push-up.

Why do we have to take orders
from this f*cking dandy g*y-c**t?

Because I'm the best
f*cking hacker alive.

It's your plan, Vaga.

But I think
we should contact them already,

Fennogrid, about the ransom.

No.

Because we want them to sweat?

No, because we want
to give them enough time

to find the help they need.

It would help us if they get a feeling

that they can't fix this.

A couple of attempts to learn
how to use photo editing apps.

Same goes for online betting.

He used his email for ten
years for one thing only.

Closing the sales in online auctions.

A lot of sales with one local guy.

That's why we came. You know him.

- Really?
- A lot better than anyone else here.

Concreteness. What do you think of that?

Let's take a little from there.

Where have you last seen something concrete?

Things that you can
touch with your own fingers.

Has anyone of us held
something like a pixel?

We're talking of the late Pertti Lakkala.

A concrete person. He had a lot
of stuff, Pera the Removal Man.

Things that people discarded in removals.

- He had the, the...
- The tidy and empty service.

Exactly. I used to buy
interesting crap from him.

And knives. Pera didn't
appreciate good knives.

When was the last time?

It must have been a few days
ago when I made him an offer.

According to our records, the last
online transaction was a month ago.

I can show you.

Right, pixels.

He was selling a set of ten knives.

Among them was a nice
one, an old one from Kainuu.

Some as*h*le bid twice
the amount than I did.

The rest of the knives were rubbish.

Here. Here we have my... There...

It's not here. There's nothing here.

Like I said.

Don't you believe me?

I do. Do you remember
who made the winning bid?

- It was a local person.
- How come?

Pera the Removal Man
didn't have a car, only a tractor.

He didn't take anything to the post office.

If someone bought something,
it had to be picked up.

Do you know anyone else here
who might be collecting knives?

[intriguing music]

Why is it so hot here?

Yes, it's terribly hot.

Because you'll all soon be in my mouth!

In the dragon's mouth.
And no one can escape!

When you decided to sacrifice
the prince to save your own skin -

I realised how horrible you people were.

And I decided to eat you all!

- We're sorry.
- Will you also eat me?

I will! It's more beautiful
to die with the one you love.

Help! Help! Help!

Should we have tried to save
the prince and not sacrifice him?

- It's burning hot here.
- So it is.

Bid farewell to the world!

Farewell, world!

Nom! Nom, nom, nom, nom!

Ah!

Hey! Thank you for the performance.

Thank you.

Thank you, Nina and Toni.

Wow! Did you get that much today?

No, someone returned
the money and then some.

I had a talk with all the children.

Maybe the thief felt bad
and gave the money back.

- We still don't know who it was.
- It doesn't matter anymore.

What on earth? Hey!

I recognised Venla on the
stage. It went really well.

We're looking for Klaus
Kleber. Apparently, he's here.

Sari Nikander. I'm the head of
NBI's cyber security unit now.

- You knew my predecessor.
- I'm not available.

- We've been calling you.
- And did I pick up?

I'm sorry to bother you
especially on such a night -

but we have a situation
and we might need your help.

And now you want me
to contact D-time for you.

Could we talk about this?

- I want Nina here.
- Nina?

I want someone here who I
can trust and whom I know.

I also know Nina.

Good. Could you leave us?

Elevators won't work, you can't
make coffee, stoves won't work -

you can't charge your phone or laptop.

You can't reach anyone.
You can't pay anywhere.

Then the electric heating in
houses and lighting and freezers.

The trains won't run.

Fuel distribution depends on electricity.

Yes.

You said that only Fennogrid's
software was under attack.

Yes, but the national grid covers


The fear is that the whole country
loses power and people start dying.

We should be afraid that we
depend too much on electricity.

[groans]

Bloody hell, there's a
bounty on D-time's head.

I'm the one who told D-time
to stay away from computers.

Even one device with a chip is a huge risk.

Isn't it for D-time to decide and not you?

[intense music]

Could you at least tell
D-time that we need help?

I can.

And I'll tell D-time to stay the hell
away from you and your problems.

Hey, Mr Kleber.

If you talk to D-time, could you...

I'm one of D-time's
biggest fans so could you...?

Just say that my name is Valentin
Kumar and I'm from Traficom.

- This hasn't been in the news.
- Do you mean Fennogrid?

All of this. You're a big fish at The
National Bureau of Investigation.

And a super hacker helping
the police and now our Klaus.

I have to pick up Venla.

Can we meet up later today?

Definitely.

Do we need to put Klaus under
round-the-clock surveillance

although he promised to help you?

You want to find out who D-time is.

The NBI can't consult someone
whose identity isn't known to us.

The investigation is
connected to national security.

We would be breaking many
of our investigation regulations.

The Klebers have a landline at
their shop. We're already tapping it.

Their only email account
is in the sister's name.

Do they have a computer?

No, Leena uses the one in the library.

Well, we can monitor that easily.

So we have to find out
whether Kleber meets someone.

And we need your help to do so.

They're our friends,
mine, Toni's and Venla's.

They're our family friends.

I think this is a pretty clear case.

The local police will offer
assistance for the NBI when needed.

Round-the-clock surveillance?

- I'll set it up on one condition.
- What is it?

- That Traficom's programmer...
- Yes, Valentin.

Valentin will take a
look at an auction site.

There's something fishy. And
checks the victim's phone records.

I think we can make that happen.

- Good.
- I have to contact Helsinki.

- I thought we could catch up.
- Wasn't this enough?

Floss your teeth, count calories.

Do skincare every day,
respond to all messages.

If you don't listen to the news
while jogging, do it afterwards.

Have faith and hope and do as you're told.

One day everything will be
rewarded in some miraculous way.

f*ck.

I don't understand why I would
be calling someone a traitor.

Bugger off, Uli.

You didn't use to feel sympathy
towards black-hat hackers.

Or has something changed?

[chuckles]

I'm not with the police. I'm
trying to get a step ahead of them.

If the police start
digging into Klaus' past, -

what will they find?

Can you tell me? Or can you find out?

Okay. Okay.

Thank you. Bye then.

[babbling]

You need to sleep next to
Mum. Buy her some flowers.

Flowers are always a good idea
but they're not going to fix this.

Don't give up.

Darling, there's nothing to worry about.

I just have to figure out
what's the best thing to do.

I'll fix this, don't worry.

- I'll go and wash up.
- Good. Go ahead, Bunny.

- Don't come to the station today.
- Why?

Go to Leena and Klaus'
house. There's an unmarked car.

Send Nurmi to bed. When
Klaus goes to work, follow him.

Copy that.

Vasili. The note. Read it.

Vasili.

"Dear Illuminator, you wanted
at least one push-up."

"Here is one for you to use."

"If you ever need more,
just let me know."

"Yours truly, Vaga."

Push-up...

Push-up bra. I get it. It's funny.

It's not at all funny!

That f*cking snake sneaked into
our room while we were both asleep.

Relax. We're on the same side.

Are we, Vasili?

Yes.

Yeah, right. f*cking hell. p*ssy.

[sad music]

The swelling hasn't gone down
the way they hoped. Reino?

Now it's time to start
surprising the doctors.

I need you.

We were able to work
together although we are close.

And Niilo, he's my best
friend and I'm his boss.

But Toni is a different matter.

I need one place in my life
where there's no Toni Kajanne.

Now it's annoying to see him at home.

Are there such things as wrong feelings?

And if there are, is this one of them?

[intriguing music]

You got our email, right?

Yes, we did but I don't understand...

Please, go ahead. I understand Finnish.

The yearly check-up was just now.

But this is different.

We were ordered to go through
the back-up generators

in all public hospitals
in every corner of the country.

Is there a reason to do that?

Foreign politics, maybe.

I don't know. They didn't tell me.

Alright. So, let's see.

Looks like your hospital is in good shape.

With emergency lighting
and other protocols,

you would be self-sufficient
over 72 hours

in case of complete blackout.

Yeah. We were supposed to have
a new wing that never happened.

But these oil tanks were
set up to cater all that.

One more thing. I need
to update some of the software.

It may take a couple of days.

Here's a permit for you. You
can come and go as you please.

Thank you.

No, thank you.

[knocking]
[game sounds]

We've contacted our customers.
No one asked any questions.

- Anything from the headquarters?
- No.

I was thinking that since we can't work,

I would tidy up my cabinets
but I remembered wrong.

There's nothing there.
They're completely empty.

- Pretty terrifying.
- Yeah, since everything...

Everything is on computer.

Hey, come here for a moment.

Volunteer fire brigade courses
start today. It's important. And fun.

- I'm sure it is.
- You meet new people there.

- Think about it.
- Sure.

COBBLER'S - HATS

[US country music]

Go to the cobbler's. Go.

Good afternoon.

Hi. I understand Finnish a little bit

but I can't speak it well.

It's a complicated language.

Welcome.

You asked about a local knife collector.

Yeah, I did.

Yeah. I remembered that a youngish man -

has been to my shop
twice wanting to buy knives.

- Oh?
- I don't know if he's local.

But since he's been
round a couple of times...

Can you give any details
about what he looked like?

No, he looked really ordinary.

But he left his phone
number, just in case. Wait.

I'm sure you'll find his address that way.

[intriguing music]

Wow!

If we are really talking about
the best classic Italian hats,

forget about the Borsalino. It's Gennaro.

It was a small company in Rome.

They manufactured and sold
men's headwear

for over 200 years.

They closed down in the 1960s,
way before I was born.

You can't just find
Gennaro hats anywhere.

Oh! Does it hurt?

- You're wondering about this?
- Yes.

Not at all, not anymore.

It's for listening to music, mostly.

And I take my music so seriously.

I like a bit of music every day.

So we are same.

[ominous music]

[intriguing music]

[doorbell]

[insisting doorbell]

[suspenseful music]

We're from the police. Were
you just about to take off?

How come take off?

Keep your hands where we can
see them. This won't take long.

Step aside.

[intense music]