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CYBERTERRORISM AND COUNTER CYBERTERRORISM POLICY IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
International Journal of Social Humanities Sciences Research (JSHSR), 2018 openaire +1 more source
Review Essay: Re-contextualising the re-contextualisers or pedagogy of the impressed? [PDF]
, 2010 Green, Tony
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Review of Frances M. Kamm's 'The Trolley Problem Mysteries' [PDF]
, 2017 Ossenblok, Kasper
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American Behavioral Scientist, 2002
There is considerable debate about whether cyberterrorism poses a serious threat to society. Although much has been dramatized in the popular media, there is legitimate danger. Because the term cyberterrorism has been improperly used and overused, a clear understanding of the danger of cyberterrorism must begin with a clear definition.
Sarah Gordon, Richard Ford
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There is considerable debate about whether cyberterrorism poses a serious threat to society. Although much has been dramatized in the popular media, there is legitimate danger. Because the term cyberterrorism has been improperly used and overused, a clear understanding of the danger of cyberterrorism must begin with a clear definition.
Sarah Gordon, Richard Ford
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Many real-world crimes have long been transformed into cyberspace, and terrorism is no different. Cyberspace is becoming a new battleground where different rules, strategies, and tactics apply. Cyberterrorism is a form of terrorism that can briefly be described as a form of terrorism that takes place in the cyberspace.
Matthew S. Cohen, Chuck D. Freilich
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Matthew S. Cohen, Chuck D. Freilich
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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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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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2018
The digital revolution has affected all spheres of life. Society’s infrastructure relies heavily on technology and computers. Extensive and vast communication networks enable the production, distribution, and use of digitized information in all formats.
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The digital revolution has affected all spheres of life. Society’s infrastructure relies heavily on technology and computers. Extensive and vast communication networks enable the production, distribution, and use of digitized information in all formats.
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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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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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