Explore the world of dark internet subcultures, crypto-currencies and hidden web. Jamie Bartlett delivers the Vincent Briscoe annual security lecture.

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The dark net: inside the digital underworld

Inaugural lecture given by Michael Huth, Professor of Computer Science, Department of Computing, Imperial College London

Should you believe anything you see and interact with online?

An interactive seminar exploring the power of social media, with Dr Moustafa Ghanem (ISST) and cyber-security consultant Jay Abbott .

Web 2.0 - revolution and revelation

Author of the official history of MI6, Professor Keith Jeffery, presents the second Vincent Briscoe Annual Security lecture.

Spies, secrets and science: reflections from the history of MI6

Katie Weeks reports from Science of Secrecy, the Institute for Security Science and Technology public lecture about the history of cryptography, and gives podcast listeners a taste of what's coming up in College events

Extract 4 of 5 - Imperial College podcast 12 October 2011

Join Imperial's Institute for Security Science and Technology for an informative presentation on codes, ciphers and computers.

The science of secrecy

Physicist Russell Cowburn on anti-counterfeiting technology that reads the 'fingerprint' of objects such as paper.

Extract 1 of 4 from the Imperial College Podcast June 2007: Anti-counterfeiting technology

Cybersecurity expert Professor Chris Hankin explains how research can be adapted for improving security, as he becomes the Director of Imperial's Institute for Security Science and Technology

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