From the unpragmatic department :
"Colarik proposes "a league of cyber communities." The world's 20 largest economies would sign a treaty vowing to manage their own country's cyber activities. Member states would then deny traffic to any nation that refuses to crack down on cyber terrorists."
No, he really means it, totally forgetting on how a huge percentage of terrorist related web sites are hosted in the U.S. Here's the latest example. It gets even more shortsighted :
"Al-Qaeda also publishes a monthly magazine devoted to cyber-terrorism techniques."
If installing a VMware and PGP Whole Disk Encryption is a cyber-terrorism technique, we're all cyber terrorists without the radical mode of thinking and the Quran on the bookshelf.
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Preventing a Massive al-Qaeda Cyber Attack
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