crime. it s a constant game of cat and mouse, right. we build a better mousetrap, the hackers basically create a better mouse. lehrer: margaret warner talks to michelle shephard of the toronto star from guantanamo naval base about the opening arguments in a war crimes trial of the youngest detainee. brown: and paul solman examines the pros and cons of a massive infusion of chinese capital into greece. the port of piraeus, which is a traditional port in the mediterranean but it was a declining one and now will become the basic hub for all chinese products to come to the european union. lehrer: that s all ahead on tonight s newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and. this program was made possible by the corporation for pub
but you know, that s why i work with the manufacturers to make sure they have protection in place before we went ahead and released any details. all right, and last thing, bar barnaby. you can just tell me, man, just me and you. have you ever been tempted just a little bit to take what you have learned and go out there and go on a spree in town and hits up every atm you can find? i m on the good side of the fence, mate. uh-huh. that was a pretty short answer there, barnaby. we do appreciate you. again, barnaby jack. it s quite impressive and fascinating. but like we say, you work for the good side, not the dark side. so we do appreciate you coming on. interesting stuff. thanks so much. and we will see you in the atms, if they disappear out there. thanks so much, buddy. coming up, 25 minutes past the hour, we re going to go globe trekking shortly. and the story of a wife who was allegedly beaten nearly to death.
well, plenty of people, i m sure, have tried it at some point. but we have a security expert who is now successful at doing so. but, again, he s works for the good side, not the dark side. so he s trying to help people out there, and protect your money. his name is barnaby jack. we know you put on this demonstration that wowed people at this black hat security conference not too long ago. but first of all, tell me how difficult it is. you re a security expert, you do this for a living and know what you re doing. but for a guy like you, just how difficult was it to do? yes, i ve been researching atms for the last couple years now. i had two atms in my apartment. there s a story in that, as well, actually. but so i literally learned the ins and outs, everything i needed to know about the atms, tore them completely down, literally after a year i found one big bug, and then two years
much of his youth here in the u.s. also, hacking into an atm. would you think this would be easy? it might be easier than you think. coming up, a security expert who knows how to do it. he is going to give you a play by play on exactly how you too can break into an atm. of course i m kidding. no, he s one of the good guys, actually, trying to keep your money safe. he ll be along here shortly to tell us how he did it and how you can protect yourself. also, he graduated the head of his class, and the recipient of more than $1 million in scholarships. but his life hasn t been without some tough challenges. you re going to meet a young man we are happy to introduce you to. that s all coming up in the newsroom. but first, want to give you an update about a story that is important, going to be important for quite some time. even though the news we have been hearing about it lately is all positive. we re talking about the gulf oil disaster. yes, you have been hearing a lot o