SEASON ONE: Stretching from the spectacular red desert of Australia's outback to the cool corridors of power in Canberra, The Code tells the story of two very different brothers who unearth information those at the highest levels of political power will kill to keep secret.

Ned (Dan Spielman) and Jesse Banks (Ashley Zukerman)--one, a young internet journalist, the other a troubled hacker--are gifted a poisoned chalice when a phone video of an outback accident arrives in their inbox. The decision to dig deeper drags the brothers into the darkest heart of politics, and the web of black marketeers and the international agencies who monitor and manipulate them. The question is how far those in authority will go to keep their explosive secret safe. And how far the two brothers will go to reveal the truth.

SEASON TWO: Hoping to escape the storm they unleashed at the end of season one, bruised but essentially scot-free--Jesse and Ned are confronted with the terrifying possibility of being extradited to the US to face serious charges in an American court.

Fortunately for the Banks brothers, Australian National Security is sitting on an explosive case they cannot crack, and Jesse Banks might just be the man to do it. Brilliant, mercurial Jan Roth (Anthony LaPaglia) hosts a hidden online bazaar of illicit weapons, drugs and dangerous ideas. Exchanging his hacker skills for their freedom, Jesse and Ned are drawn into Roth's dark world that could not only cost their own lives but all that they hold dear.

Exploring the value of freedom of speech and the delicate balance between personal liberty and national security in the digital age, The Code Season Two unveils the rapidly spreading and very real threat of cybercrime, and its capacity to bring an entire country to its knees.