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CSI: Cyber
The fourth installment in the "CSI" franchise takes inspiration from the advanced technological work of a real cyberpsychologist named Mary Aiken. Avery Ryan heads the FBI's Cyber Crime Division, a unit at the forefront of solving illegal activities that live online and play out in the real world. While other agents search for criminals in the streets, Avery knows how technology allows people to hide in the shadows of the Internet while committing serious crimes, and she spends her time searching the deep recesses of the Web where anonymity protects, money is less-traceable, and almost anything imaginable is up for sale.
S2, EP15 "Python's Revenge"
Notorious criminal Python kidnaps Avery's surrogate daughter and requires the team to decipher elaborate puzzles if they want to save her life.
S2, EP16 "5 Deadly Sins"
The team investigates when a vigilante begins killing off the people responsible for objectionable posts on social media.
S2, EP17 "Flash Squad"
The team investigate a traffic app that reroutes users to remote locations where they are robbed by women in masks; with business completed in Los Angeles, Russell and Greer Latimore reconnect.
S2, EP18 "Legacy"
Avery and the team track a hacker who is responsible for a huge breach of highly classified data that impacts millions of federal employees; Avery and her ex-husband have a talk; D.B. thinks about a future with Greer.
S1, EP1 "Kidnapping 2.0"
Special Agent Avery and her team of cyber analysts investigate a case involving hacked baby monitors.
S1, EP2 "CMND:/Crash"
Ryan and the team look into a roller coaster crash that seems to have been caused by illegal access to the ride's internal computer.
S1, EP3 "Killer En Route"
The cyber team investigates when the dispatch software of a car service is hacked in order to target specific passengers.
S1, EP4 "Fire Code"
Avery and the team look into a new cyber threat that makes it possible for arsonists to start home fires more surreptitiously; Elijah's ex gets a job out of town and wants to take their daughter with her.
S1, EP5 "Crowd Sourced"
The team hunts for a bomber who believes that he knows the "truth" about society's overreliance on technology.
S1, EP6 "The Evil Twin"
A murder victim's electronic devices suggest that she was alive three days after her official time of death.
S1, EP7 "URL, Interrupted"
A high school student promises to retaliate after her classmates make her a victim of intense cyberbullying.
S1, EP9 "L0M1S"
The cyber team investigates when nine planes from the same airport undergo a coordinated Wi-Fi attack.
S1, EP10 "Click Your Poison"
When a man dies after taking medication purchased through a hacked ad on a website, Ryan and the team investigate.
S1, EP11 "Ghost in the Machine"
The cyber team investigates when a killer hacks into a popular online game and tricks people into delivering illegal weapons.
S1, EP12 "Bit by Bit"
A jewelry store robbery-homicide takes place during a power outage in Detroit -- and it's revealed that jewels were not the motivation for the crime.
S1, EP13 "Family Secrets"
Avery confronts the hacker who was responsible for an information breach when she was a psychologist; Krumitz faces off with a murderer.
S2, EP1 "Why-Fi"
D.B. Russell transfers from Las Vegas to become the director of the new division; Avery considers a career move; Krumitz is a witness in his sister's trial; Elijah deals with a domestic situation.
S2, EP14 "Fit-and-Run"
When a jogger is found dead, the members of the team use her fitness tracker to retrace her steps prior to her murder.
S2, EP13 "The Walking Dead"
In hopes of finding the hacker who digitally "killed" Avery's ex-husband, the team collaborates with black hat hacker Stella Kaine (Kelly Osbourne).