Cyberwarfare
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Cyberwarfare definition - hacker
According to the 2001 Congressional Research Service Report for
Congress on Cyberwarfare, cyberwarfare can be used for the various aspects of attacking and defending information and
computer networks in cyberspace. In short, cyberwarfare is
information war. Some key problems regarding cyber attacks include difficulty
in determining the nature and origin of the attack as well as the amount of
resulting damage. In recent years, a number of countries have included
cyberwarfare in their military doctrines—including the United Kingdom, France,
Germany, China, and Russia.
See Also: Attack; Cyberspace; Network.
Hildreth, S. CRS Report for Congress: Cyberwarfare. [Online, June 19, 2001.]
CRS Report for Congress Website.
http://policy.house.gov/assets/def-cyberwarfare.pdf.
Webster's New World Hacker Dictionary Copyright © 2006 by Bernadette Schell and Clemens Martin.
Published by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana.
Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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