Hacking

Hacktivist group Cyber Partisans normally targets Belarus’ repressive government, led by Europe’s last dictator. But now the resistance group has its sights set on Putin.

Kurtis Minder is the middleman between hackers and companies with a lot to lose. He negotiates with the cybercriminals who hold entire businesses hostage for money.

A white hat hacker reveals how vulnerable our systems are globally, the impact of major hacks and how it affects all of us.

Robert Sell leads teams of hackers in competitions to find missing people using open source data. He explains how these digital search and rescue operations work.

John Matherly demos Shodan, a search tool that finds all the unsecure devices connected to the internet.

Have you ever wondered whether it is ever safe to take nude selfies? Or how much you risk when you leave your Insta profile open? We chat to ethical hacker Zoe Rose to find out how vulnerable we really are online.

Pakistan is a vital US ally in one of the world's most strategically important regions. Hamid Mir, journalist and host of "Capital Talk," explains how the Americans have used his country as a base for surveillance since the 1960s.

Cyberwar's Ben Makuch explains how easy it is for a hacker to watch you through your webcam.

In this extra scene, Andrey Soshnikov, a reporter at BBC London, talks about breaking the story of a propaganda factory that operates in St. Petersburg. The troll farm is responsible for creating fake news and propaganda videos.

Ben Makuch explores hacking and surveillance geopolitics with officials, social dissidents, and elusive hackers.

Cyberwar's Ben Makuch explains DarkComet and how to stay safe online.

Major Grubert, a "memetic magician", claims to influence millions by creating memes to spread his controversial ideas across the country.