Hacking
Hacker Whisperer
In 2013 Katie Moussouris convinced Microsoft to do what many considered unthinkable. She got them to pay hackers bounties to find problems in their software. Now she's the chief policy officer for a… Audio
Are NZ companies prepared for cyber crime?
Representatives from some of New Zealand's largest companies are gathering in Wellington this week to hear from one the world's top cyber security experts, Kristopher Rush from the Software… Audio
Can 'hacktivists' help fight IS online?
How important is the internet to Islamic State? A US counter terrorism expert says the jihadist group's use of online propaganda is unprecedented. Audio
Email hacking
Craig Young of TUANZ sheds some light on email hacking and how to protect yours. Audio
Ashley Madison suicides
The deep psychological effects of the outting of cheaters on the Ashley Madison adultery website. Audio
How to hack a car and take control
Chris Valasek successfully hacked a Jeep Cherokee using only a laptop, taking over so that the driver no longer had any control. He's the Director of Vehicle Security Research at IOActive... the… Audio
“Good morning. Could you please not delete anything?”
Journalists Luke Harding, Nicky Hager and Richard King discuss freedom of speech in an era of big data, mass surveillance and the unauthorised release of information on a scale never before seen. The… Audio
Tech journalist, Kim Zetter: the world's first digital weapon
In 2010 the US was waging warfare against Iran over its nuclear programme through a computer virus that affected a uranium enrichment plant. Stuxnet was the world's first digital weapon which was… Audio
Spark waiting to hear if customers caught up in mass-hacking
Spark is waiting to hear if its customers' private data has been caught up in a mass-hacking by British and American spy agencies. Audio
Centcom twitter account hacked
In the United States, the Twitter account of the country's Central Command appears to have been hacked by a group claiming to back Islamic State. Audio
Tech: The Interview/undersea cables
Peter Griffin reviews the cyber attack on Sony Pictures that led to the cancellation of the film 'The Interview'. Also Spark, Vodafone and Telstra will fund another trans-Tasman undersea internet… Audio
Tech: The Interview: undersea cables
Peter Griffin reviews the cyber attack on Sony Pictures that led to the cancellation of the film 'The Interview'. Also Spark, Vodafone and Telstra will fund another trans-Tasman undersea internet… Audio
Sony scraps release of movie after hack-attack
Kim Zetter of Wired.com on the extraordinary scrapping by Sony of its satirical film 'The Interview' following the hacking of its computers. The film is about an assassination attempt on North Korea's… Audio
How businesses can best guard against cyber attacks
As attacks on New Zealand computer networks increase by an estimated 60 percent a year, what's the best way to keep information safe from hackers, with minimal infringement on people's right to… Audio
Focus on Politics for 19 September 2014
From tonight party leaders can only wait until the vote is counted tomorrow night. In the last week there have been revelations about spying and speculation about what a post-election goverment might… Audio
Nick Davies
Dirty tricks - power, politics and vasts amounts of money. Britain's phone-hacking scandal has made for a compelling story. In fact, George Clooney has just announced he's making a movie about it… Audio
New technology commentator Erika Pearson
Erika Pearson discusses hacking the cloud and wired cows. Audio
Dirty Politics and Facebook messaging
Facebook's annoying users with intrusive requests to sign up for its messaging app. Also the tech fallout and cybersecurity implications of Nicky Hager's new book 'Dirty Politics'. With Peter Griffin.
…Feature Guest - Gabriella Coleman
US digital activism and hacking researcher who took up a position with McGill University in January as the Wolfe Chair in Scientific and Technological Literacy. Gabriella trained as an anthropologist… Audio