... . Webster's defines terrorists as someone who uses terror and violence to intimidate. Most hackers do not use violence but do strike terror into their victims. When a hacker changes someone's web site around or infects someone with a virus, they do invoke terror, so the can be called a terrorist. Hackers can cause death through computer hacking. Lets say they turn off all street ... two groups. Terrorist hackers and then just regular annoying hackers. Terrorist hackers cause terror or violence, through viruses or messing around in someone's web site. Regular hackers would be hackers who ...

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... the city we traveled to the famed sites that one would usually expect to see in New York. On the last day of our trip, however, we visited a newly historic site, Ground Zero. I had seen pictures of the location and read and seen all about it in magazines and on TV, but I never thought that it could be so real. As ... we were walking by, I was able to view the cross that was formed out of two steel beams during the attack that was placed on a mount next to the site. When I walked around to an open view area of Ground Zero, all that one could see was a gaping hole in the middle on the hea...

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... group Boko Haram, but were blocked from doing so by the Obama administration because of Nigeria's stance against "same sex marriage" (Westen and Baklinski). According to the life site news, it was said that the united states are withholding intelligence that would "help crush the radical Islamic group Boko Haram" (Sandbox Networks). If the U.S. uses their resources ... ...

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... changed within the U.S. concerning Arab Americans. This occurance has especially affected the workplace, where many feel uncomfortable or unsafe around Arabs. They fear that their building could be the next site for a terrorist attack. When Americans see Arabs they are skeptical of them and judge them right away. The terrorist attacks should not divide our country. This is what the terrorists ... ...

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... . Observing the victims and the ruins that once were the twin towers, a sense of depression overcame me. I felt vulnerable for the first time, acknowledging the fact that the Savannah River Site is a potential target for terrorist assault. I talked to my family and girlfriend and telling them that I loved them, because one never knows the hour that they might walk through the ... ...

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... that are seen as acts of cyber-terrorism. These are as a physical means of accomplishing a terrorist act, the storage of information the terrorist uses, and the actual target of some site of attack. The first way terrorists can use computers is as a physical means of doing something. This could be something as small as spreading propaganda about the group. Terrorists can ... ...

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... can go through a passenger window. "That could lead to rapid decompression, which could create a situation worse than a highjacking," said Todd Curtis, an aviation engineer and founder of airsafe.com, a web site for airline passengers and professionals. Within minutes people inside such a plane would become unconscious without an artificial source of oxygen. (Stenger, 1) Another risk experts are concerned about is that a pilot ... ...

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... million annually. It operated 14 plants and had 9,000 employees. In 1984, the entire workforce at the plant in Bhopal was Indian and MIC had been being produced at the site since the 1970's. What I failed to mention is that this gas was released by a disgruntled employee who was trying to get back at the company who had taken many years ... ...

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... leaking information that is going to help these terrorist communities keep informed with our security activity. One credible source is the Homeland Security watch web page, www.thelibertydogs.com. This site allows visitors to see the advances made day by day, which could be very helpful if planning an attack. After going through the attacks on the World Trade Center, terrorism ... ...

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... , terrorists have access not only to maps and diagrams of potential targets but also to imaging data on those same facilities and networks that may reveal counterterrorist activities at a target site. Bombmaking information is literally at the fingertips of anyone with access to a home computer equipped with an internet connection.Much of the information available in print pertaining to nuclear weapons ... ...

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... individual car owners in the San Gabriel Valley. A group called The Earth Liberation Front (ELF) claimed responsibility for the attacks along with a recent arson fire that destroyed an apartment construction site in San Diego, CA were damages were estimated to be $50 million. The Clippinger Chevrolet dealership in West Covina, sustained an estimated $1 million in damages after two fires were set ... ...

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... 11 is a day that will stick out in everyone's mine as a terrorist attack. It was a day where a lot of people died, lost their jobs, lost their families, and lost a historic site such as the World Trade Center. Since 9/11 happened security all around the world has tightened. Security at the airport, sporting events, concerts, parades, and even security on the streets ... ...

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