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One major problem I see with cyber terrorism, is that it is very hard to
distinguish a cyber anything strike, from an accident or service outage.
In order to be effective, any terror strike has to cause immediate
fear (it's not called terror(ism) for n
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InfoSec News wrote:
> http://www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/security/story/0,248600,20280859,00.htm
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> By Patrick Gray
> ZDNet Australia
> 11 November 2003
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> Gartner's information security and risk research director has
> dismissed cy
http://www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/security/story/0,248600,20280859,00.htm
By Patrick Gray
ZDNet Australia
11 November 2003
Gartner's information security and risk research director has
dismissed cyber-terrorism as a "theory".
The comments came during a media round-table session at the
