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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Cyber Terrorism"”.
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The creation of a national information policy combating cyber terrorism
… security of the United States in the form of cyber terrorism; Cyber terrorism is the new type of warfare. It can take a cyber terrorist seconds to break into a computer network, download information, and leave without a trace. There needs to be a comprehensive policy to combat the cyber …
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Jihad in Cyberspace and Tomorrow's Cyber-Terrorist Attack
… how jihadi terrorists are exploiting the cyberspace, specifically the internet, through jihad. The beginning of the thesis explores the denotation of the term jihad and an understanding of it as stated in the Qur'an. After acknowledging that cyber-terrorism is a very effective method of …
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Criminal Justice Responses to Emerging Computer Crime Problems
… and forms of computer crime, Internet crime, and cyber terrorism were analyzed. Next, law enforcement responses were discussed. International aspects of the problem were separately pointed out. Further, detection and investigation of computer crime were examined. Problems related to the each …
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Understanding Islamist Terrorism: What It Is and How It Threatens the United States of America
… 11, 2001 brought the threat of Islamist terrorism to the fore in the minds of American policymakers and strategic thinkers. As the War on Terror unfolded, it has become clear that this new threat is radically different from the monolithic threat of the Cold War era. This thesis offers a …
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Design and control of resilient interconnected microgrids for reliable mass transit systems
… changing supply and demand patterns, and cyber-terrorism. An interruption to the energy supply of a railway infrastructure can have cascading effects on the economy and social livelihood. Resilient interconnected microgrids are proposed to maintain reliable operation of electrified railway …
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The Dialectics of Cyberspace: Communication Ethics as First Response to Cyber Attacks
… project recognizes the need to re-conceptualize cyberspace according to its characteristic dialectical tensions in order to offer lasting, adequate responses to cyber attacks. Scholars across multiple disciplines recognize the ineffectiveness of perimeter defense strategies, or the raising of …
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Identifying Memory Address Disclosures
… has led to a society with tangible concerns over cyber-crime, cyber-terrorism and cyber-warfare. As well as attempts to eliminate these vulnerabilities, techniques have been developed to mitigate their effects; these prophylactic techniques do not eliminate the vulnerabilities but make them harder …
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Hyper-connectivity : intricacies of national and international cyber securities
… the three core themes: the role of education in cyber security, the role of technology in cyber security, and the role of policy in cyber security, the areas in which the papers are published. The associated works are published in referred journals, peer reviewed book chapters, and conference …
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Towards a strategy for social media implications on human security in Namibia: Case study of Windhoek
… Police Force and the courts in dealing with cybercrimes and proposed strategies to be adopted to combat social media crimes. Studying the implications of social media is vital to ensure human security of all internet users. In phase 1, data was collected through open-ended questionnaires from …
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National cybersecurity capacity building framework for counties in a transitional phase.
Building cybersecurity capacity has become increasingly a subject of global concern in both stable countries and those countries in a transitional phase. National and international Research & Technology Organisations (RTOs) have developed a plethora of guidelines and frameworks to help with the …
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Developing an artefact for raising social engineering awareness among administrative staff
Social engineering is one of the biggest cyber-security threats faced by organisations. Cyber-criminals no longer primarily aim to exploit information systems, but rather target the 'low hanging fruit', which is the human element. End-users, primarily administrative staff, are at the highest risk …