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Against cyberterrorism

Communications of the ACM, 2011
Why cyber-based terrorist attacks are unlikely to occur.
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Cyberterrorism

2016
The cyber threat landscape has continued to evolve with time and enhanced technology. With the advent of new breeds of terrorists and cybercriminals, the cyberterrorism debate has again wielded global attention. In this chapter, the author will attempt to delve deeper into the concept of cyberterrorism. Firstly, it will discuss the related issues which
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Cyberterrorism:

American Foreign Policy Interests, 2005
At the end of the twentieth century, the 1999 National Security Strategy advanced the conclusion that the United States should contribute to the expansion of information technology globally, to worldwide benefits and democracy, and to the employment of new technologies in order to improve American public diplomacy in the new Information Age.
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Cyberterrorism

2017
In 1996, a computer hacker allegedly associated with the White Supremacist movement temporarily disabled a Massachusetts Internet Service Provider and damaged part of the ISP=s record keeping system. The ISP had attempted to stop the hacker from sending out worldwide racist messages under the ISP=s name. The hacker signed off with the threat, “you have
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The characteristics of cyberterrorism

Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities, 2022
AbstractIt is emphasized that terrorist activity based on the high technologies of the new era is capable of creating a systemic crisis for the entire world community and endangering the life of individual regions of the world. This is not typical for traditional terrorist acts.
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Cyberterror: Prospects and Implications

1999
Much has been made of the threat of cyberterrorism since the report of the Marsh Commission in 1997. However, current analyses have merely identified the plethora of vulnerabilities in automated information systems (computers) and assumed that terrorist organizations would be willing to exploit these vulnerabilities.
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Cybercrime, Cyberterrorism and Cyberwarfare

Revue internationale de droit pénal, 2007
La taxonomie est essentielle pour faire face aux défis que posent le crime informatique et les phénomènes relatifs au terrorisme informatique et de la guerre informatique pour les systèmes législatifs, national et international. La taxonomie est essentielle parce qu'à moins que ceux qui sont chargés de rédiger et d'imposer des lois comprennent la ...
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CYBERTERRORISM

2007
Il lavoro analizza come il terrorismo internazionale utilizza il web con modalità operative basate su una strategia a tre livelli: spettacolarizzazione delle esecuzioni; manipolazione dell'audience; e ...
MAROTTA, Gemma, ANTINORI A.
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Intentions and Cyberterrorism

2021
Abstract This chapter focuses on intentions and cyberterrorists. In defining cyberterrorism as the use, or threat of use, of cyberspace to deliver violence, through the disruption or destruction of digital data, the chapter captures potentially novel behaviour.
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What Is Cyberterrorism?

Current History, 2002
Are terrorist groups who operate in cyberspace ‘cyberterrorists’? The answer hinges on what constitutes cyberterrorism. … Admittedly, terrorism is a notoriously difficult concept to define; however, the addition of computers to oldfashioned criminality it is not.
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