Sentence examples for digital terrorism from inspiring English sources

Road-blocks and soldiers around power stations cannot prevent digital terrorism.

The museum's path leads past computers filled with examples of digital terrorism and hate groups, culled by the museum's organizers.

This problem continues in the second season, which, in its first two episodes, alternates between sequences of masterly beauty — including two memorable acts of digital terrorism — and one too many deep talks between Elliott and his friends.

"All who profit from the misuse of the Internet will fall victim to our upcoming reign of digital terrorism," Hagis declared.

That class has been organized in part around Taylor et al.'s (2011) Digital Crime and Digital Terrorism, and one appealing feature of that text is its attention to the global and international nature of much computer crime [16].

"The new rules are definitely an improvement," said Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Digital Terrorism and Hate Project at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles.

Google's big experiment in digital counter-terrorism begins rolling out today.

However the Conservative Party, which leads the current coalition, has been ramping up its digital counter-terrorism rhetoric for some time now.

There are panels for fans of YA, crime fiction, poetry and current events, including a conversation that will address "The Digital Footprint: Privacy, Terrorism and How We Live Now".

Among the topics and people he has written about for the paper are Wall Street, Russia, Manhattan's art world, cybercrimes and identity theft, Warren Buffett, geopolitics, international finance, digital media, Hollywood, terrorism and terrorist financing, money laundering, gambling and white-collar fraud.

(On the intelligence failures point, questions certainly need to be asked, given that French and Belgian intelligence agencies apparently knew about the jihadi backgrounds of perpetrators of the Paris attacks. Yet weren't, apparently, targeting them closely enough to prevent Saturday's attack. And all this despite France having hugely draconian counter-terrorism digital surveillance laws…).