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ARES, 2020
Despite its development having changed and improved citizens' lives, cyberspace has also become a new arena for competition among states, organizations and individuals, and various cyber threats to people's security are becoming more prevalent, damaging ...
Aleksandra Pawlicka +2 more
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Despite its development having changed and improved citizens' lives, cyberspace has also become a new arena for competition among states, organizations and individuals, and various cyber threats to people's security are becoming more prevalent, damaging ...
Aleksandra Pawlicka +2 more
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Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, 1999
Cyberspace is opening up new opportunities for psychotherapists to deliver mental health services. Clinicians are currently offering e-mail therapy and addressing prob lems such as substance abuse, relationship issues, depression, and sexual concerns.
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Cyberspace is opening up new opportunities for psychotherapists to deliver mental health services. Clinicians are currently offering e-mail therapy and addressing prob lems such as substance abuse, relationship issues, depression, and sexual concerns.
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Computer, 2002
Professionals for Cyber Defense (PCD) recommends that President Bush promptly initiates a scientific process to assess the scale and gravity of the strategic threat of cyber warfare against the US. We expect it will confirm repeated warnings from the technical community.
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Professionals for Cyber Defense (PCD) recommends that President Bush promptly initiates a scientific process to assess the scale and gravity of the strategic threat of cyber warfare against the US. We expect it will confirm repeated warnings from the technical community.
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Computer, 2001
Like preterraformed Mars, cyberspace currently offers a lonely, dangerous, and relatively impoverished environment for software agents. Although promoted as collaborative, agents do not easily sustain rich, long-term, peer-to-peer relationships, let alone any semblance of meaningful community involvement.
Jeffrey M. Bradshaw +7 more
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Like preterraformed Mars, cyberspace currently offers a lonely, dangerous, and relatively impoverished environment for software agents. Although promoted as collaborative, agents do not easily sustain rich, long-term, peer-to-peer relationships, let alone any semblance of meaningful community involvement.
Jeffrey M. Bradshaw +7 more
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Correlations Between Cyberspace Attacks and Kinetic Attacks
International Conference on Cyber Conflict, 2020Although confrontations in cyberspace can conceivably stay in cyberspace (or at least not involve violent conflict), they can also become entangled with confrontations in the physical world. This paper explores how, by raising the following questions: (1)
Martin C. Libicki
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International Journal of Art, Culture, Design, and Technology, 2013
Nowadays, new forms of virtual architecture are appearing as virtual worlds based on the Metaverse concept are becoming increasingly more popular, holding all kind of virtual versions of human activities. This paper aims to make a reflection on the features of these new architectures compared with their equivalents in the real world by means of an ...
Luis Antonio Hernández Ibáñez +1 more
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Nowadays, new forms of virtual architecture are appearing as virtual worlds based on the Metaverse concept are becoming increasingly more popular, holding all kind of virtual versions of human activities. This paper aims to make a reflection on the features of these new architectures compared with their equivalents in the real world by means of an ...
Luis Antonio Hernández Ibáñez +1 more
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Contesting Cyberspace in China: Online Expression and Authoritarian Resilience
Chinese Journal of Communication, 2019Gluck, C., M. Rana and A. Charles (2015). The seventieth anniversary of world war II’s end in Asia: Three perspectives. The Journal of Asian Studies, 74(3), 531–537. doi:10.1017/S0021911815001059 Halbwachs, M. (1925).
Shaohua Guo
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Information Security Technical Report, 2007
The immune system response of the vertebrates demonstrates an extremely adaptive and resilient defensive capability against a broad spectrum of pathogenic attacks. The field of artificial immune systems (AISs) aims to replicate this capability in the digital environment.
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The immune system response of the vertebrates demonstrates an extremely adaptive and resilient defensive capability against a broad spectrum of pathogenic attacks. The field of artificial immune systems (AISs) aims to replicate this capability in the digital environment.
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2009
The authors, after a initial description of the “Internet phenomenon” and more specifically concerning the psychological and psychopathological risks related to its use, propose a series of unpublished papers on this theme, developed during the last year.
Tonino, Cantelmi, Massimo, Talli
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The authors, after a initial description of the “Internet phenomenon” and more specifically concerning the psychological and psychopathological risks related to its use, propose a series of unpublished papers on this theme, developed during the last year.
Tonino, Cantelmi, Massimo, Talli
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Geographical Review, 1997
he terminology of cyberspace, undistinguished by more than a distant hint of linguistic nicety, will represent for some geographers a distinct challenge. Of course, in numerous minor ways geography's quantitative revolution offered its own share of vocabulary lessons: Most of the words-and symbols-were unabashedly lifted from statistics textbooks ...
PAUL F. STARRS, JULIE ANDERSON
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he terminology of cyberspace, undistinguished by more than a distant hint of linguistic nicety, will represent for some geographers a distinct challenge. Of course, in numerous minor ways geography's quantitative revolution offered its own share of vocabulary lessons: Most of the words-and symbols-were unabashedly lifted from statistics textbooks ...
PAUL F. STARRS, JULIE ANDERSON
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