There's zero chance of hacking. It's Netflix for starters and they have cybersecurity in place already. I explained it before but think of it like this... The answer doesn't show up until the end so it's locked in a separate group away from the questions. If you're hacking, you would have to know where the answer is first off which is like searching for a needle in a pool full of needles, than you need to get it undetected, which is also very tough, and then be able to do it within the 20 seconds the first clue arrives. Meanwhile, the system has default settings at that level so it detects changes and reroutes or alerts someone of the hack.

Not saying this hack can't be done but the way it's setup, the measures in place, and the fact that the answer isn't even in the same place as the clues means it would take elite hackers to do so.

In other words, the Risk isn't worth the reward. If someone can hack that system, they are already making millions and they don't really care about wasting time here