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Locating Cyberterrorism: How Terrorism Researchers Use and View the Cyber Lexicon
Perspectives on Terrorism, 2014 This article reports on findings from a survey on the concept of cyberterrorism from researchers working in twenty-four countries across six continents. Our aim is to contribute to the definitional debate in this area by exploring the boundaries between ...
Lee Jarvis, Stuart Macdonald
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Ways to Combat Cyber Terrorism at the International Level: Iraq as a Case Study
قضايا سياسيةThis research addresses the escalating threats posed by cyberterrorism in light of the widespread reliance on digital technology and the transformation of cyberspace into a new arena for confrontation between states and terrorist organizations ...
Shahad Qasim Mohammed
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Review article: The nature of terror medicine
Emergency Medicine Australasia, Volume 36, Issue 6, Page 815-822, December 2024.Unique and Severe Injuries (Explosion Icon). Rapid Triage and Scene Safety (Clock Icon). Psychological Effects (Brain/Heart Icon). Broader Public Health Implications (Globe/Community Icon). Ethical and Legal Challenges (Scales/Legal Document Icon). This graphical abstract connects the central theme of the topic to the key points.
George Braitberg
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What is 'Cyberterrorism'? Computer and Internet Technology in Legal Definitions of Terrorism
, 2014 The idea that terrorists could cause massive loss of life, worldwide economic chaos and irreparable environmental damage by hacking into critical infrastructure systems has captured the public imagination.
Hardy, Keiran +5 more
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Analysis of modern types of cyberterrorism and methods of countering them
IDPIn light of the accelerated digital development, the heightened reliance on information technologies, and, at the same time, the growing threat of cyberterrorism, this study aims to develop efficient strategies to counter contemporary cyber threats ...
Kakimzhan Bishmanov +3 more
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Toward an immunological turn in nineteenth‐century studies
Literature Compass, Volume 21, Issue 1-3, January-March 2024.Abstract This essay surveys the evolution of scholarship that embodies what (Anderson and Mackay [2014], Intolerant bodies: A short history of autoimmunity. Johns Hopkins University Press) have called the “immunological turn,” an interdisciplinary critical movement that takes immunity and vaccination as its primary critical objects.
Travis Chi Wing Lau
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Building an ontology for cyberterrorism [PDF]
, 2012 Cyberterrorism and the use of the Internet for cyberterrorism is an emerging field. Often cyberterrorism activities overlap with traditional hacking and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Infrastructure exploitation. As a result, the defining
Grobler, Martha.M.M. +2 more
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Journal of Asia Entrepreneurship and SustainabilityThe rapid growth of digital communication technologies has completely changed the way digital entrepreneurs, startups, and platform-based businesses operate. Extremist groups have used the internet, including social media and communication platforms, to
DR RITUPRIYA GURTOO +3 more
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(Book Review) Dawn of the Code War by John P. Carlin
The Cyber Defense Review, 2019 With this final sentence in the Epilogue, John Carlin, former Assistant Attorney General for National Security, summarizes the central thrust of his book— telling the story of how “criminals, terrorists, and spies made themselves at home on a global ...
Philip C. Shackelford
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ColloquiumThe article discusses infrastructure and means of maritime transport most often attacked by terrorists. The introduction presents methodological assumptions, including the aim, research problem, and research hypothesis, as well as research methods ...
Gabriel Nowacki
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