Computer Hacking came in just about 1981 when IBM introduced its new computer model which was stand alone and fully loaded with a CPU and software (Slatalla). ... They trespassed in each others private computers and jammed telephone lines. ... Treating low level computer intruders as mass murderers. ... Treating low level computer intruders as terrorist is not the answer. ... "A brief history of hacking." ...

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The history of terrorism against the United States is relatively undistinguished and uninteresting. ... In his manifesto he writes chiefly of modern man's increasing loss of freedom in the wake of computers and genetic engineering; he cites motorized transport as an example of technology intended for good but which has come at the cost of our autonomy; he writes: the use of motorized transport is no longer optional. ... The same is true of computers and the Internet; few indeed can afford to hold out against using a computer or the web - these days their use is compulsory in school eve...

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The focus for Cyber-terrorist is to cause is to cause major harm to businesses and to disrupt infrastructure.They achieve this by infecting the Internet with computer viruses and/or by hacking into personal files that are stored online like emails. ... Israel has been targeted countless of times throughout history by terrorist because the Holy Land is located within its country's border. ...

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By mining the exotic metals used in the production of household appliances like computers and microwave ovens can be obtained. The risks involved in the production and handling of ammonium nitrate are however not negligible and history has shown that the effects can be disastrous. ...

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This Act is by far one of the most controversial legislation in the history of the Congress. ... In the process of such undisclosed intrusions, the agencies are allowed to take photographs, examine data in the computers as well as planting devices that monitor or mirror the operation of the suspect on the computer. ...

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The reasons are complex and deeply rooted in history. ... Surviving the New New Economy mortgages, computers and careful now some stocks is in the bargain bin. ... TV and computer prices were already tumbling and should go lower. ...

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In the modern era, technology like cellphones and computers are available to nearly everyone, which makes tracking terrorists increasingly difficult, but as the terrorists evolve, so do we. ... The most significant structural change in recent history is the creation of the National Security Division (NSD) in 2006. ...

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It also made it possible for the government to spy on people through their phones and computers even if they are not criminal suspects. ... History teaches that grave threats to liberty often come in times of urgency, when constitutional rights seem too extravagant to endure. ... We "need to remind the attorney general that the powers to enter homes, tap phones and search computers that he has so generously granted to law officers were never his to give." ...

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Introduced in the house on October 23 and then signed by the President on October 25, make the USA Patriot Act one of the fastest moving bills in the history of Congress. ... The law also allows federal agencies to intercept oral, wire, or electronic communications relating to any form of computer fraud. ...

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Wallis goes on to say that there has been research done with a look at the history of hijackings and have concluded that since 9/11 pilot's terrorists have been able to make fake ids allowing them to disguise themselves as fake pilots to get on board to aircraft. ... Tries to argue that what we are spending on body scanners and x-ray scanners is good enough actually in his research he believes that we should lower the cost and we need to focus more on the networking security the computer technology that goes in these scanners not the scanners themselves because the computer technology tha...

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In 1986, a young Irish woman named Anne Marie Murphy boarded an El Al flight from London to Tel Aviv. She was interviewed by Israeli profilers, who became suspicious when they learned Murphy had a Palestinian fiancé. This, coupled with the fact that Anne Marie Murphy was young, pregnant, and a bi...

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History shows that terrorism has only been successful in prolonging conflicts, as in Ireland. ... The latest threat is the cyber terrorist, who can corrupt a governments computer system, steal money, and/or classified information while never leaving his house. ...

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