Hacking, Crime, Terrorism

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Security Issues
Hacking, Crime, Terrorism Warfare
Public Policy 290 Cyberlife
Stephen M. Maurer
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Methods
Physical Attacks
Explosives
EMP
Wire Closets, Lap Tops, Dumpsters
Van Eck Bugging
Packet Monitoring Insertion
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Methods
Human Factors
Bribery Espionage
Stupidity
Impersonation
Password Guessing
Shoulder Surfing
Spoofing
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Methods
Over-The-Wire
War Dialers Scanners
Trojan Horses, Viruses Worms
Interruption of Service
Time Bombs
Sympathetic Vibration
Open Microphone (Video) Bugging
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Methods
Defenses
Servers
Unplugging
Disk Protection
Surveillance
Human Checks Balances
Reduced Capability?
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Goals
Hacking
Crime
Terrorism
Warfare
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Goals
Hacking
Hacker Culture
Clubs, Sites Tools
Prevalence
Hacking Into Servers
Denial of Service
High Profile Events
Phone Phreaks
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Goals
Crime
Industrial Espionage
Embezzlement Theft
Extortion
Counterintelligence
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Goals
Terrorism
Denial of Service
Intelligence for "Traditional" Operations
How Sensible?
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Goals
Warfare
Espionage
Disinformation
Attacks on Physical Assets
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Goals
Warfare
Targets
Telecommunications
Transportation
Emergency Services
Electric Power
Banking Finance
Military
Government Services
Oil Gas Distribution/Storage
Water
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Lessons
Targets
Insititutional Knowledge
Flexibility
Norman Angell, The Great Illusion (1910)
USAAF Strategic Bombing Survey
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Lessons
Attackers
Crime Waves
Weapons Systems