Using MIS (10th Edition)
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Chapter 10.9, Problem 10.9ARQ
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The opinion of authors regarding cyberwarfare in the next 10 years:
Cyberwarfare is a technical conflict with national disaster. According to authors, human errors and natural disaster errors are constant. Because, human error cannot be changed and natural disaster never estimated.
Most organization will set up their sites and data’s in well-prepared clouds. Other than human error and natural disaster there will be threat is known as APT (Advanced Persistent Threat).
- Note: APT is a network attack from unauthorized person for long time. The goal of APT is damage the network of the organization.
- In author point of view, there is some new APT’s can affected on organization that will cause a serious damage.
Cat and mouse:
Hackers search the vulnerability to attack an organization and they exploit it.
- Experts of
computer security provide the safeguard then the hackers find the new type of vulnerability and experts exploit it. - This type of process looks like a cat and mouse in computer crime evaluation.
- For the next ten year, it will be continued as cat and mouse game...
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Using MIS (10th Edition)
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