Total gridlock/ Levi Gundert
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol.21 No.11 November 2009, pp.25-27Summary: This article examines how hackers could potentially explait flaws in existing technological control systems to cause widespread disruption to national electricity infrastructure.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | CYBER SECURITY (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 28814-1001 |
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| CYBER DEFENSE Keeping the lights on : DARPA aims to help the US power grid tackle cyber-attack/ | CYBER OPERATIONS Incorporating offensive cyber operations into conventional deterrence strategies/ | CYBER OPERATIONS Publicly attributing cyber attacks: a framework/ | CYBER SECURITY Total gridlock/ | CYBER SECURITY Zero day / | CYBER SECURITY Military culture and cyber security | CYBER SECURITY Faceless crime: criminal groups turn to cyber technology/ |
This article examines how hackers could potentially explait flaws in existing technological control systems to cause widespread disruption to national electricity infrastructure.
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