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Cyberterrorism — Fact or Fancy?

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Mark M. Pollitt

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Computer Fraud & Security, p.8-10 (1998)
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Atalay, Ata, and Gurur Sanci. "Cyberterrorism and Turkey’s Counter-Cyberterrorism Efforts." Information & Security: An International Journal 32, no. 1 (2015): 42-64.
APA style: Pollitt, M. M. (1998).  Cyberterrorism — Fact or Fancy?. Computer Fraud & Security. 8-10.
Chicago style: Pollitt, Mark M.. "Cyberterrorism — Fact or Fancy?" Computer Fraud & Security (1998): 8-10.
IEEE style: Pollitt, M. M., "Cyberterrorism — Fact or Fancy?", Computer Fraud & Security, pp. 8-10, 2 February 1998.
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S1361-3723(00)87009-8(link is external)
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