Introduction In Australia, the intensity of our airport and aviation security is strangely famous worldwide. It even has its own reality television show; Border Security – Australia’s Front Line. The scene is always similar: drug sniffing dogs, x-ray machines and baggage searches used to investigate the latest security threat. But there is an underlying threat to airport security that doesn’t ever make it onto the show – cybersecurity. Technology has changed the way we gather intelligence on potential threats. The CCTV cameras, thermal cameras and body scanners are now a typical part of the airport security experience. But what if each of these devices, invented to keep us safe, could actually be the ...