Electronic Frontiers
How cyber-security prodigy Chris Doman beats hackers at their own game.
We meet Chris Doman, one of the world’s top civilian cyber defenders, and learn how he beats hackers at their own game. And we hear from Arnas Fedaravičius, the Lithuanian actor who played the fugitive intelligence analyst Edward Snowden on Russian TV. Plus, the legacy of the real Edward Snowden.
Also, video game designer Navid Khonsari tells us the inspiration behind his yet to be released game about Iran’s 1979 Islamic Revolution. We remember Ralph Baer, the serial inventor who became the ‘father of video games’. And we find out how a Buddhist shrine transformed a once-rough street corner in northern California.
(Image: A rendering of The Cyber Warrior. Credit: Rick Pinchera)
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Cyber Warrior
How cyber-security prodigy Chris Doman is beating hackers at their own game
Duration: 04:24
In Character
He is not Edward Snowden, but he does play him on Russian TV
Duration: 04:16
Snowden Legacy
To see the changes Edward Snowden wrought, just look at your smartphone
Duration: 04:24
1979 Revolution
A video game designer wants to introduce a different side of his native Iran to the world
Duration: 03:53
Video-Game Pioneer
The life and legacy of Ralph Baer
Duration: 04:08
Buddhist Shrine
How a rough California street corner was transformed by a Buddhist Shrine
Duration: 04:18
Broadcasts
- Sat 13 Dec 201404:32GMTBBC World Service Online
- Sun 14 Dec 201415:32GMTBBC World Service Online
- Sun 14 Dec 201422:32GMTBBC World Service Online
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