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Cyberterrorism: The Borderless Danger
2011Cyberspace has its share of attacks by Turkish hacker groups. Because of the extensive fear of immediate cyber terror, Turkish hacker movements are also feared and called terrorists by western media. Attacks by Turkish hackers on sites criticizing Islam and Turkey have been common since 9/11.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
Although there is a great abundance of different definitions of the idea of "terrorism" in numerous documents, until now a universal definition has not been agreed upon. Taking into account the supplementary definitions devised by historians, political scientists and sociologists, the state of affairs is well put forward by one author, "above the gates
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Although there is a great abundance of different definitions of the idea of "terrorism" in numerous documents, until now a universal definition has not been agreed upon. Taking into account the supplementary definitions devised by historians, political scientists and sociologists, the state of affairs is well put forward by one author, "above the gates
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Cyberterrorism, computer crime, and reality
Information Management & Computer Security, 2004The term cyberterrorism is being used with increasing frequency today. Since widespread concern with cyberterrorism is relatively new, understanding of the term is somewhat limited. Government officials and experts are often heard claiming that the world is unprepared for cyberterrorism; however, other officials and experts state that cyberterrorism ...
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International Journal of Information Security and Cybercrime, 2012
Gráinne Kirwan, Andrew Power
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Gráinne Kirwan, Andrew Power
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A Cyberterrorism Effect? Emotional Reactions to Lethal Attacks on Critical Infrastructure
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2020Michael L. Gross +2 more
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2019
Although the nature of its threat is still debated, a number of narratives focus on an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack from a nuclear device detonated high in the atmosphere. The immediate effect is a near-total blackout and this fiction accordingly explores the possibilities of survival—individual or collective—in the civic breakdown which follows.
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Although the nature of its threat is still debated, a number of narratives focus on an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack from a nuclear device detonated high in the atmosphere. The immediate effect is a near-total blackout and this fiction accordingly explores the possibilities of survival—individual or collective—in the civic breakdown which follows.
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A critical evaluation of China's legal responses to cyberterrorism
Computer Law and Security Review, 2022Xingxing Wei
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What Is Cyberterrorism? Findings From a Survey of Researchers
Terrorism and Political Violence, 2015Lee Jarvis, Stuart MacDonald
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