Internet Terrorism - Security Holes and Cyberterrorism

Overview of Internet security vulnerability and cyber terrorism: In this article, we investigated and confirmed the possibility that a hacker could harm the physical world. We analyze the threats of past, present and future technologies and provide fictitious case studies. A combination of historical indifference to computer security and greater dependence on technology can quickly lead to "network disasters" in the real world. A few years ago, I first learned about computer hacking from the New York Times magazine article.

"Cyber-terror" means the use of the Internet as a medium to attack, such as intrusion into the grid, security system, personal information network and so on. Over the past 40 years, cyber terrorists have used the Internet as an advanced communication tool, quickly disseminating members and resources, and organizing it. - It began in 1962 before discussing all "Internet". Many of the world's data processing equipment are old and inventive, but many people get high scores at the price of money. There is little discussion about people who like singular points or attractive point consciousness. Giving directions is a very simple distance. In addition, information in the form of visible forms of ideas completes the phone mark as being retained and / or possessed.

The term "cyber terrorism" can be used in a variety of ways, but its use is restricted. Attacks on the Internet business are sometimes called cyber terror, but when it is used for economic motivation rather than ideology it is often considered a cyber crime. The treaty also restricts the indication of "cyber terror" to the behavior of individuals, independent groups, or organizations. Any form of cyber war between the government and the state is regulated by international law and punished.

Maura Conway is a lecturer at the Ministry of Justice at the University of Dublin. Her field of study is terrorism and the Internet. She is particularly interested in portraying cyber terrorism and its media, and the operation and effectiveness of the terrorist website. In addition to some book chapters, she was also published on the first Monday, modern history, journal of information warfare and other places. Myriam Dunn Cavelty is responsible for the new risk research department of the Security Research Center (CSS) of the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and is a coordinator of the crisis and risk network (CRN). Her field of expertise is the impact of the information revolution on security policy issues. Myriam has a degree in political science, modern history and international law at the University of Zurich.

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