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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2010 · 1H 2M

TA16 – Indian Hackers

from Talking Anthropology · host Thomas Lohninger

Todays Show is about the Indian Hackerscene and current developments in India concerning electronic voting machines, biometrical citizen recognition and cyber warfare. I think it’s a quite controversial show, but I wanted to point the spotlight to an area that’s not so often in the news. Therefore also the positions in the show may not […]

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Todays Show is about the Indian Hackerscene and current developments in India concerning electronic voting machines, biometrical citizen recognition and cyber warfare. I think it’s a quite controversial show, but I wanted to point the spotlight to an area that’s not so often in the news. Therefore also the positions in the show may not be those of the audience nor those of myself, but I tried to portray and contrast them with respect to show the current situation. I hope you enjoy the show and more information about India is gathered in the future. Homepage of Signal Hackespaces Homepage of K. S. Abhiraj K. S. Abhiraj’s CV K. S. Abhiraj’s Publications BIT – Birla Institute of Technology Homepage BIT – Birla Institute of Technology (WP) BIT – Information Technology Society stuxnet (WP) german article about stuxnet On Indian electronic voting machines Hari Prasad is in jail

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