Cyberterrorism - Wikipedia
Cyberterrorism is the use of the Internet to conduct violent acts that result in, or threaten, the loss of life or significant bodily harm, in order to achieve political or ideological gains through threat or intimidation.
Cyber Terrorism: What It Is and How It’s Evolved
2022年1月20日 · Combating cyber terrorism and cyber crime requires understanding how cyber terrorists act, what motivates them, and how to prevent their attacks. This guide looks at the evolution of cyber terrorism, highlights examples of cyber terrorism and cyberattacks, and offers tips for thwarting cyberattacks. Back To Top. What is cyber terrorism?
What is cyberterrorism? | Definition from TechTarget
Cyberterrorism is usually defined as any premeditated, politically motivated attack against information systems, programs, and data that threatens violence or results in violence.
What is cyberterrorism? Examples and threats explained
2024年8月31日 · Cyberterrorism is the use of information technology to cause harm and spread fear. It combines the frightening notion of “terrorism” with the intangible “cyber” realm, making it the ultimate threat of our times.
Cyber Terror — LEB
2011年11月1日 · In the law enforcement community, officers who use a weapon in the line of duty to defend themselves or innocent bystanders may kill but not murder. Context often serves as the crucial variable...
Abstract: Governments and critical infrastructures rely increasingly on network computing technologies and are thus ever more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Responding to such attacks - whether through diplomatic or economic sanctions, cyber-counterattack, or physical force - raises legal questions.
Cyber Security, Terrorism, and Beyond: Addressing Evolving
2014年9月10日 · Within the FBI, we are prioritizing high-level intrusions—the biggest and most dangerous botnets, state-sponsored hackers, and global cyber syndicates. We are working with our counterparts to...
Cybersecurity and New Technologies | Office of Counter-Terrorism
Past UNOCT projects have focused on the use of social media to gather open source information and digital evidence to counter terrorism and violent extremism while respecting human rights.
Cyberterrorism is, to be sure, an attractive option for modern terrorists, who value its anonymity, its potential to inflict massive damage, its psychological impact, and its media appeal. Cyberfears have, however, been exaggerated.
With developed and intense technologies and Internet platforms, terrorists are able to mani-pulate the changing nature of cyberspace to their favor. Cyberattacks by both domestic criminals and foreign terrorists pose serious threats that require the FBI’s attention (FBI, n.d.).
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