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Consider this... A terrorist organization announces one morning that they will shut down the Pacific Northwest electrical grid for six hours starting at 4:00PM; they then do so. The same group then announces that they will disable the primary telecommunication trunk circuits between the U.S. East and West Coasts for a half day; they then do so, despite our efforts to defend against them. Then, they threaten to bring down the air traffic control system supporting New York City, grounding all traffic and diverting inbound traffic; they then do so. Finally, they threaten to cripple e-commerce and credit card service for a week by using several hundred thousand stolen identities in millions of fraudulent transactions. Imagine the ensuing public panic and chaos. What makes this scenario both interesting and alarming is that all of the aforementioned [types of] events have already happened, albeit not concurrently nor all by malicious intent. They occurred as isolated events, spread out over time; some during various technical failures, some during simple exercises, and some during real-world cyber attacks. (Excerpt from a letter to President Bush from 50 scientists, computer experts and former intelligence officials, UCSD/CAIDA, 2002, The Regents of the University of California)

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