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Reference Shelf: Hacktivism [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 277 pages, kaal: 272 g
  • Sari: Reference Shelf
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jun-2023
  • Kirjastus: H.W. Wilson Publishing Co.
  • ISBN-10: 1637004958
  • ISBN-13: 9781637004951
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 277 pages, kaal: 272 g
  • Sari: Reference Shelf
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jun-2023
  • Kirjastus: H.W. Wilson Publishing Co.
  • ISBN-10: 1637004958
  • ISBN-13: 9781637004951
Teised raamatud teemal:
Preface ix
1 Phreaks and Geeks
Political Action in the Digital Age
3(6)
"10 Years Later, What Did LulzSec Mean for Cybersecurity"
9(4)
Jennifer Gregory, Security Intelligence, January 26, 2022 "A Decade Since" The Year of the Hacktivist/Online Protests Look Set to Return"
13(3)
Vasileios Karagiannopoulos, The Conversation, June 29, 2021 "What Is Anonymous? How the Infamous `Hacktivist' Group Went from 4chan Trolling to Launching Cyberattacks on Russia"
16(4)
Tom Huddleston Jr., CNBC, March 25, 2022 "Original Cult of the Dead Cow Members Keep It `Wacky, Weird, and Wild' to Celebrate Joseph Menn's Newest Book"
20(5)
Hannah Diaz, Electronic Frontier Foundation, July 25, 2019
2 Hacktivists at War
Hacktivist Groups and the Ukraine War
25(6)
"The Hacker Group Anonymous Has Waged a Cyber War Against Russia: How Effective Could They Actually Be?"
31(3)
Jennifer Medbury and Paul Haskell-Dowland, The Conversation, February 28, 2022 "Russian Printers Juiced by Hacker Antiwar Messages"
34(2)
Damien Black, Cybernews, March 23, 2022 "NB65 Hackers Attacking Russian Orgs in Ukraine Retaliation"
36(4)
Drew Todd, SecureWorld News, April 11, 2022 "Who Are the LapsusS Hackers and What Do They Want?"
40(3)
Danny Palmer, ZDNet, March 23, 2022 "Hacktivism Is Back and Messier Than Ever"
43(3)
Matt Burgess, Wired, December 27, 2022 "Russian `Hacktivists' Are Causing Trouble Far Beyond Ukraine"
46(4)
Matt Burgess, Ars Technica, July 12, 2022 "Anti-War Hacktivism Is Leading to Digital Xenophobia and a More Hostile Internet"
50(5)
Cooper Quintin, Electronic Frontier Foundation, March 21, 2022
3 Hacktivism in All Its Forms
Surveying Different Kinds of Hacktivism from Different Countries
55(6)
"Hacktivists Seek to Aid Iran Protests with Cyberattacks and Tips on How to Bypass Internet Censorship"
61(4)
Ryan Browne and Natasha Turak, CNBC, October 5, 2022 "Cyberattacks on Taiwan Started Several Days Before Pelosi Arrival"
65(3)
Jonathan Greig, The Record, September 30, 2022 "The Politics and Power of Latin American Hacktivists Guacamaya"
68(6)
AJ Vicens, Cyberscoop, January 19, 2023 "Environmental Hacktivists Publish 2 Terabytes of Mining Company Emails"
74(5)
AJ Vicens, Cyberscoop, August 3, 2022
4 The New Cyberthreats
The Threat of Hacktivism and Other Cyberattacks
79(6)
"Security News This Week: Attackers Keep Targeting the US Electric Grid"
85(3)
Andy Greenberg, Wired, December 10, 2022 "School Cyberattacks, Explained"
88(6)
Alyson Klein, EducationWeek, February 11, 2022 "Schools Are Getting Hit Hard by Cyberattacks: What Can They Do About It?"
94(3)
Frederick Hess, Forbes, October 21, 2022 "Ukraine Hacktivism Fights Threaten Open-Source Software"
97(3)
Joseph Marks, The Washington Post, March 21, 2022 "Hacktivism and DDoS Attacks Rise Dramatically in 2022"
100(3)
Dan Lohrmann, Government Technology, August 21, 2022 "Hacktivists Are Back"
103(6)
Aaron Schaffer, The Washington Post, October 11, 2021
5 Responding to Hacktivism
Civil Rights and Cybercrime
109(4)
"Hacktivism: A Social Cause or a Cybercrime?"
113(3)
Paulius llevicius, NordVPN, August 18, 2022 "The Dangers of Hacktivism: How Cyber Operations by Private Individuals May Amount to Warfare"
116(5)
Stephan Kolossa, Volkerrechtsblog. June 15, 2022 "Hacktivism: Social Cause or Cybercrime?"
121(2)
Tim Sandle, Digital Journal, November 29, 2022 "FBI Seizes Website Used by Notorious Ransomware Gang"
123(2)
Sean Lyngaas, CNN, January 26, 2023
Bibliography 125(4)
Websites 129(2)
Index 131