Cyber-terrorism in a post-stuxnet world/ Michael Kenney
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Orbis Vol.59, No.1, Winter 2015, pp.111-128 (44) Summary: This article seeks to dial down the rhetoric on cyber-terrorism by explaining how it differs from cyber-attacks, cyber-warfare, hacktivism and terrorists' use of the internet.
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This article seeks to dial down the rhetoric on cyber-terrorism by explaining how it differs from cyber-attacks, cyber-warfare, hacktivism and terrorists' use of the internet.
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