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{{Infobox Film
 | name                    = Cyber theft
 | image                   = [[File:Cybertheft.jpg|250px|center]]
 | image_caption           = Cyber theft Screenshot
 | format                  = [[Documentaries|Video]] (TV)
 | genre                   = Documentary
 | origin                  = USA
 | language                = English
 | release_date            = 2002
 | running_time            = 12 min
 | created_by              = NA
 | directed_by             = Ray Martin
 | produced_by             = Cliff Neville
 | written_by              = NA
 | screenplay_by           = NA
 | distributed_by          = Channel 9
 | narrated_by             = NA
 | starring                = NA
 | music_by                = NA
 | cinematography_by       = NA
 | edited_by               = NA 
 | prod_company            = Channel 9
 | location                = Various
 | original_channel        = NA
 | based_on                = NA
 | topics                  = Technology, Computers, Hacking
 | follows                 = NA
 | precedes                = NA
 | associated_video        = NA
 | website                 = [http://sgp1.paddington.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/stories/2002_02_10/story_498.asp sgp1.paddington.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/stories/2002_02_10/story_498.asp] (defunct)
}}

'''Cyber theft''' is a documentary on cyber crime from Microsoft's Channel 9.

==Synopsis==
If you have a computer at home or at work, you are at risk. No-one is safe anymore. As you're about to discover, cyber theft is so easy it's terrifying.

As big business and big government become cleverer at protecting their computer systems, increasingly it's ordinary people who are being targeted.

Confidential files, bank accounts, e-mails, your secrets, your life — all have become the playthings of the hacker.

They can steal from you, eavesdrop on you and, for those with a camera on their computer, they can even watch you. As Ray Martin reports, what's worse is that you may never know.

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==References==
* [http://hackvids.apostolidis.net/ hackvids.apostolidis.net]

==External Links==

[[Category:Documentaries]]