Cyberphobia
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Crossing the road, we look both ways. Riding a bicycle at night, we
use lights. So why is our attitude towards online security so
relaxed? Edward Lucas reveals the ways in which cyberspace is not
the secure zone we may hope, how passwords provide no significant
obstacle to anyone intent on getting past them, and how anonymity
is easily accessible to anyone - malign or benign - willing to take
a little time covering their tracks. The internet was designed by a
small group of computer scientists looking for a way to share
information quickly. In the last twenty years it has expanded
rapidly to become a global information superhighway, available to
all comers, but also wide open to those seeking invisibility. This
potential for anonymity means neither privacy nor secrecy are
really possible for law-abiding corporations or citizens. As
identities can be faked so easily the very foundations on which our
political, legal and economic systems are based are vulnerable.
Businesses, governments, national security organisations and even
ordinary individuals are constantly at risk and with our ever
increasing dependence on the internet and smart-phone technology
this threat is unlikely to diminish - in fact, the target for
cyber-criminals is expanding all the time. Not only does
Cyberphobia lay bare the dangers of the internet, it also explores
the most successful defensive cyber-strategies, options for
tracking down transgressors and argues that we are moving into a
post-digital age where once again face-to-face communication will
be the only interaction that really matters.
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Bloomsbury Paperbacks ,
Edward Lucas
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Edward Lucas
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