The first hacker to crack the "smart" glasses Google Glass, was the hacker Jay Freeman. He is a member of the program Glass Explorer and got a sample for testing the device. To crack the platform he used to exploit another hacker under the name B1nary.
A few hours later it turned out that Google Glass enabled "system on a chip" OMAP 4430 from Texas Instruments, and 682 megabytes of RAM. The performance points are comparable with the flagship 2011 and the Samsung Galaxy S II. The significance of "dzheylbreykv" in the Google Glass is not yet clear, perhaps, for local storage, or not remotely lock accessory company in case of burglary.