"The Hack of the Sabines" is a tribute to the sculpture "The Rape of the Sabines" by Giambologna displayed in the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence, Italy. In this reinterpretation, the wealthy Sabine kneeling on the ground is shocked and powerless as he witnesses the hacking of his bitcoins. The Roman kidnapper, ghostly and glowing, is as elusive as he is anonymous. In his hands, a Sabine made of bitcoins represents his loot. In the original story, Livy tells us that Roman Romulus had kidnapped the Sabines to found a just society and that this violence should only be attributed to the pride of their fathers. An ethical hacking in antiquity.