Observations by Jonar Nader » Arabic Security

Micro theft is undetectable but profitable

Jonar Nader — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 12:36:32 +0000

In this episode, Jonar speaks about Kevin Mitnick and his exploits, and the book that was written by his opponent. The book as called ‘Take Down’. Also in this episode, Jonar discusses the clever scams that scrounge for imperceptible amounts of money or data that eventually add up to become significant. Jonar Nader speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

101 ways to steal your private details

Jonar Nader — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 12:25:28 +0000

After delivering a presentation called ‘How to become a data thief’, Jonar conducted this radio interview to warn the public about the hundred-and-one ways that important data can be stolen and used against you. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Are your secrets safe in cyberspace?

Jonar Nader — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:54:23 +0000

Within twenty four hours, anyone can find out anything about you, including your financial position, your work history, your medical records, and your romantic liaisons on-line. All you phone records, text messages, and private emails, are all logged, which means that they can be retrieved and used against you. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

Is music piracy the same as theft?

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:37:40 +0000

Parents can hardly influence the hairstyle of their children. How can they impress upon them that downloading music, without paying, is theft? Jonar Nader discusses the issues of tangible versus intangible items. Parents would not approve of their children stealing a book from a bookstore. Would they react in the same way when their children steal music and books online? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

How does an ethnic bomb work?

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:30:31 +0000

How will nano weapons of the future kill specific DNA sequences? There is a call to ask scientists to sign an agreement whereby they will promise not to experiment with nano weapons that can attack certain ethnic groups. What if rogue countries encourage their scientists to experiment with ethnic bombs that can skill humans or animals of certain skin-colour or eye-colour or hair-colour. Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

The world’s biggest credit card fraud

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:23:34 +0000

Information about 130,000,000 credit cards was stolen. Why is the financial community so slack to allow this to happen? Credit card fraud happens every day. When will banks and credit card issuers wake up to their weaknesses? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.

What to fear most in the age of terrorism

Jonar Nader — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:15:43 +0000

Why stupidity and incompetence on the part of the West, helps terrorists to advance. It seems that corruption and our cultural demands for ‘hard evidence’ are slowing us down, and allowing terrorists to get through the net. What are the chances of losing our way of life in Australia? What does Jonar Nader say about the powers given to ASIO and the Australian Federal Police? Jonar speaks with Walkley-Award winning journalist Ghassan Nakhoul. To listen to an excerpt from the radio broadcast, click on the green arrow below. This broadcast is spoken in Arabic.