Internet – Watch documentaries of all time https://ctrlf.xyz Sun, 18 May 2025 08:09:01 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 Hackers, malware and the darknet – The fatal consequences of cyberattacks | https://ctrlf.xyz/2025/04/10/hackers-malware-and-the-darknet-the-fatal-consequences-of-cyberattacks-dw-documentary/ https://ctrlf.xyz/2025/04/10/hackers-malware-and-the-darknet-the-fatal-consequences-of-cyberattacks-dw-documentary/#respond Thu, 10 Apr 2025 16:01:16 +0000 https://ctrlf.xyz/2025/04/10/hackers-malware-and-the-darknet-the-fatal-consequences-of-cyberattacks-dw-documentary/ Cyberspace is less secure than ever before. Hackers exploit human error or technical loopholes to steal data — or publish it on the darknet, if the ransom demanded is not paid. It’s a practice wiith catastrophic consequences.

It can happen to anyone: Private individuals, companies, administrations, schools and even hospitals are falling victim to attacks by hackers. The media has been reporting on cybercrime for years and the trend is rising. Hackers are more powerful than ever – and always ready to exploit human error or technical vulnerabilities to penetrate the IT systems of companies, administrations or private individuals. Their tools include ransomware, i.e. malware that installs itself on a computer to lock it or encrypt data on it. Once this has been done, the criminals can steal the data. They then threaten to publish it on the darknet if the ransom demanded – in cryptocurrency, of course – is not paid. In the USA alone, the damage caused by cyberattacks in 2023 amounted to 12.5 billion dollars. An amount that, within two years, had more than doubled.

A report published by the European Union for Network and Information Security in late 2022 highlights the particular risks faced by the healthcare sector. In fact, thousands of hospitals worldwide have already been virtually attacked. One hospital in Israel, for example, made a virtue of necessity, filming and publishing its handling of the attack to prevent other hospitals from falling into the same trap.

In the film, victims and their relatives talk about how their lives have been impacted by cyberattacks. Company bankruptcies, loss of pension insurance, even suicide – the consequences can be fatal. In the film, viewers also hear from a hacker, who explains how straightforward it is to deprive people of their data.

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]]> https://ctrlf.xyz/2025/04/10/hackers-malware-and-the-darknet-the-fatal-consequences-of-cyberattacks-dw-documentary/feed/ 0 The future of education – Virtual learning | https://ctrlf.xyz/2021/12/16/the-future-of-education-virtual-learning-dw-documentary/ https://ctrlf.xyz/2021/12/16/the-future-of-education-virtual-learning-dw-documentary/#respond Thu, 16 Dec 2021 17:00:11 +0000 https://ctrlf.xyz/2021/12/16/the-future-of-education-virtual-learning-dw-documentary/ What does the future of education look like in a wired world? In this film, Indian education expert Sugata Mitra conducts a daring experiment. In an Indian village, he builds a school that only exists virtually, in the cloud.

In many parts of the world, just getting to the nearest school is a long and sometimes dangerous undertaking. For many children, that means that attending school is nearly impossible.
Sugat Mitra’s experiment seeks to address this. His idea? Converting a kiosk in an Indian village into a school that children can attend at any time. It‘s a school with computers instead of books. Using the internet, children can contact and learn from people all over the world. Or they can learn independently, without adult supervision. This documentary follows the project as it evolves. How will these children respond to the Internet the very first time they encounter it? Will this school help them change the course of their future?

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]]> https://ctrlf.xyz/2021/12/16/the-future-of-education-virtual-learning-dw-documentary/feed/ 0 Data, social media & privacy – Founders Valley (2/5) | https://ctrlf.xyz/2018/12/08/data-social-media-privacy-founders-valley-2-5-dw-documentary/ https://ctrlf.xyz/2018/12/08/data-social-media-privacy-founders-valley-2-5-dw-documentary/#respond Sat, 08 Dec 2018 16:00:04 +0000 https://ctrlf.xyz/2018/12/08/data-social-media-privacy-founders-valley-2-5-dw-documentary/ In the digital world, everything we do involves data. Digital trust and cyber security are crucial for digital business. Who controls our digital identity?

The bits and bytes can serve our interests or be used against us. More than ever before, we have to trust computer systems. In terms of internet usage and social media penetration, Thailand is growing faster than nearly any other nation. How do its startups deal with personal data, privacy settings and cyber security? Our digital data can help or harm us. Without digital trust there can be no digital business. As the digital revolution unfolds, whether we like it or not, we leave behind trails of data. It has become nearly impossible to remain anonymous. Using algorithms, scientists and businesses can now interpret ever larger amounts of information about us. ‘Big Data’ is being utilized in new ways – to make our lives easier and solve our problems, but also to earn money with our personal information. In terms of internet usage and social media penetration, Thailand is growing at an incredible pace. According to a recent survey, Thais spend an average 9.38 hours per day online, but privacy and data protection are not widely discussed in the country. Young people in particular tend to trust more in technology than in political institutions. Our Founders’ Valley host looks at how startups deal with personal data and cyber security. How is social media changing us and the societies we build? And how can we retain control of our digital identity while continuing to reap the benefits?

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Society is facing radical changes. Industry 4.0 – the fourth industrial revolution – is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. Artificial intelligence is constantly gaining ground.

The digital era and the Internet are not just changing industrial production processes. An increasing number of jobless people are facing stiff competition from intelligent machines. One software company owner in the US even says the machines are better designed to do most jobs than people are. And that isn’t just restricted to the car industry. Workers cost money and employers are out to minimize labor costs.

What will that mean? Soon there could be more intelligent robots and machines than humans and they could soon be replacing people in the workplace. Industry 4.0 poses a great challenge to the world as we know it and millions of people could lose out in the process. Find out more in ‘Robitics – Impacting the Workplace’.
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]]> https://ctrlf.xyz/2017/09/01/will-robots-steal-our-jobs-the-future-of-work-2-2-dw-documentary/feed/ 0 Will robots steal our jobs? – The future of work (1/2) | https://ctrlf.xyz/2017/09/01/will-robots-steal-our-jobs-the-future-of-work-1-2-dw-documentary/ https://ctrlf.xyz/2017/09/01/will-robots-steal-our-jobs-the-future-of-work-1-2-dw-documentary/#respond Fri, 01 Sep 2017 16:30:00 +0000 https://ctrlf.xyz/2017/09/01/will-robots-steal-our-jobs-the-future-of-work-1-2-dw-documentary/ Robots and machines could soon replace humans in the workplace as artificial intelligence improves. Imagine having colleagues controlled by computers. Part 2: https://youtu.be/NGUbboTjT18

Society is facing radical changes. Industry 4.0 – the fourth industrial revolution – is the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. Artificial intelligence is constantly gaining ground.

The digital era and the Internet are not just changing industrial production processes. An increasing number of jobless people are facing stiff competition from intelligent machines. One software company owner in the US even says the machines are better designed to do most jobs than people are. And that isn’t just restricted to the car industry. Workers cost money and employers are out to minimize labor costs.

What will that mean? Soon there could be more intelligent robots and machines than humans and they could soon be replacing people in the workplace. Industry 4.0 poses a great challenge to the world as we know it and millions of people could lose out in the process. Find out more in ‘Robitics – Impacting the Workplace’.
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