Cyber Hacking
Wars in Virtual Space
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George Newbern
About this listen
Cyberspace has certainly transformed the world. From media and communications to banking, an increasing number of daily activities is performed online. We are living digital lifestyles. While this transformation has opened up exciting new frontiers, it also opens the door to security threats undreamed of in previous generations.
In Cyber Hacking: Wars in Virtual Space, we peer behind the cyber curtain. First, we look at the hackers - who they are, how they work, their motivations, and methods. The opening article examines hardware - specifically microprocessors and why they are vulnerable to tampering. Then we turn to the internal attacks, the worms and viruses whose resulting damage ranges from merely inconvenient and attention-getting to expensive and dangerous. Next, we take a broad look at issues of privacy and the technology used to gather and track personal information. With so much personal information volunteered on social networking and other sites, how much privacy can people expect? Most of us leave a trail of data wherever we go. On a positive note, we end by covering innovative technologies used to secure cyber networks and safeguard information.
The race between the hackers and information security professionals continues.
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©2017 by Scientific American, a division of Nature America, Inc. Scientific American is a registered trademark of Nature America, Inc. (P)2020 by Blackstone PublishingWhat listeners say about Cyber Hacking
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- Evertonian
- 22-03-23
Slightly dated but worthwhile
Cyber moves quickly and most of the content is from the 2000s. It felt like a history lesson on cyber hacking and how it started. If you have no knowledge it’s a good insight.
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- G Player
- 23-08-22
An interesting collection of legacy articles
An interesting collection of legacy articles on a fast changing subject.
Useful for "how did we get here" background ... complex issues in bit sized layman's terms.
if you are looking for what's new in this sector, save yourself nearly 5 hours of listening !
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- mipsum
- 16-06-22
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This compilation contains articles from Scientific American 1998-2009. This is useless for such a fast-moving subject. Do not waste your time.
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