Cybernetic

Cyber ableism
Cyberbullying
Cybernetic antiableism
Cybernetic warfare
Cyberwarfare is the use of digital attacks to attack a nation, causing comparable harm to actual warfare and/or disrupting the vital computer systems.Singer, P. W. (Peter Warren) (March 2014). Cybersecurity and cyberwar : what everyone needs to know. Friedman, Allan. Oxford. ISBN 9780199918096. OCLC 802324804. The term "cyberwarfare" is distinct from the term "cyber war". "Cyberwarfare" does not imply scale, protraction or violence which are typically associated with the term "war".Cyber warfare : a multidisciplinary analysis. Green, James A., 1981-. London. 7 November 2016. ISBN 9780415787079. OCLC 980939904. Cyber warfare includes techniques, tactics and procedures which may be involved in a cyber war. The term war inherently refers to a large scale action, typically over a protracted period of time and may include objectives seeking to utilize violence or the aim to kill.Cyber warfare : a multidisciplinary analysis. Green, James A., 1981-. London. 7 November 2016. ISBN 9780415787079. OCLC 980939904.
Cyberspace
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