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Cyber Security and Terrorism: Exploitative Vulnerability, Backdoor, Denial-Of-Service Attack, Direct-Access Attacks, Eavesdropping

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Exploitative Vulnerability

  • An exploitable vulnerability can be defined as the one which suffers at least one working attack.
  • In other words, one can say that it involves at least one kind of exploitation.
  • Vulnerabilities are always considered as the exploitation, in one f…

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Low Intensity Conflict, Insurgency and Guerrilla Warfare

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Low-Intensity Conflict is defined as a political-military confrontation between contending states or groups below the intensity of a conventional war, and above the routine, peaceful completion among states. It frequently involves protected struggles of competing principles and ideologies. Unlike traditional war, Low-Intensity Conflict has characteristics of an indirect impact, it is more adaptable and cheaper, and requires considerably fewer human forces.

As a concept low- intensity conflict emerged in the 1980s. In…

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