| Many security experts contend that weakened encryption would open the door for terrorists, allowing cyberterrorism to rule the day. |
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| To my mind, this is corporate cyberterrorism, corporate cybertheft if you like, and it's as repugnant as an any malicious attack on a Web site. |
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| The computer storing these escrowed keys would become a primary target for both physical and cyberterrorism. |
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| Green offers three reasons why he thinks cyberterrorism has been overhyped. |
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| This paper provides a thorough analysis of the mainstream media representation of hackers, hacking, hacktivism, and cyberterrorism. |
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| Even as the risks of cyberterrorism are overstated and overhyped, the risks of cybercrime are downplayed and minimized. |
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| People overplay the risks of cyberterrorism, but they underplay the risks of cybercrime. |
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| The cyberterrorism that could shut down our computers and our communication networks and our transportation system and all that, is very real. |
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| Keeping this type of register is completely ineffective to fight computer fraud or cyberterrorism. |
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| At 10, McGarrett and his force must protect national security by finding a kidnapped cyberterrorism expert. |
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| In an age of terrorism and cyberterrorism, who's going to be first to stumble on something of great strategic value hidden inside an otherwise benign-looking document? |
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| Let me ask you, first of all, about hacking and cyberterrorism. |
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| Cybercrime and cyberterrorism enacted through the Internet is another dark side of the cyberworld that will increasingly command psychological attention. |
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| The Naval Postgraduate School has defined cyberterrorism as the unlawful destruction or disruption of digital property to intimidate or coerce people. |
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| One has to do with the confusion between cyberterrorism and cybercrime. |
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| There is increasing concern from many quarters about privacy issues, cybercrime, cyberterrorism and military use of information technologies. |
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| Another facet of conducting information wars is cyberterrorism, or the criminal use of telecommunication networks. |
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| It would not normally include such activities as cyberterrorism, broadly construed. |
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| That is why we need to amend the 2002 Directive, so as to create the necessary instruments to deal with this form of cyberterrorism. |
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| Had the same attack been carried out after the events of September 11, it might have been immediately classified as cyberterrorism. |
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| There is no agreed definition of what constitutes cyberterrorism at the present time. |
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| For this reason, UNIDIR held a Disarmament Forum in 2007 on the theme of dangers posed by ICT, including cyberterrorism. |
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| She does differentiate among online activism, hacktivism, and cyberterrorism based on the severity of the activity's impact on the normal operation of target systems. |
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| Whether it is through a process of economic destabilization, by threatening critical infrastructures, spreading ideology or manipulating information, cyberterrorism constitutes a new threat that must be taken very seriously. |
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| As for cyberterrorism, it is possible, but unlikely: truck bombs and hoax telephone calls can cause more disruption, far more cheaply and visibly. |
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| An automated highway could also be a prime target for cyberterrorism. |
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| In the absence of specific information, such as a note from the attackers or their identity, it is difficult to attribute an attack to cyberterrorism. |
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| Ghana is ranked 2nd on continental Africa and 7th globally in cyber warfare, cyberterrorism, cyber crime, and internet crime. |
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| Her principal research interests are in the area of terrorism and the Internet, including academic and media discourses on cyberterrorism, and the functioning and effectiveness of terrorist web sites. |
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| The changes put forward today involve including three new offences to protect ourselves from, in response to old and new terrorist threats, and their increasing use of information technologies, including cyberterrorism. |
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| The threats from cyberspace are of major relevance for the functioning and security of the world system: we vitally depend on the absence, or at least adequate harnessing, of cybercrime, cyberterrorism and cyberwar. |
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| First, the terms used in discussion-such as information warfare, cybercrime, cyberterrorism, information weapons, information security, to name a few-lack agreed definitions. |
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| The term cyberterrorism covers a fairly vague catalogue of new threats, and it is difficult to speculate what the motivation or aims of an unknown attacker or group of attackers might be. |
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