"Hackers built the Internet, they made the Unix operating system what it is, and they make the World Wide Web work" (Castelluccio, 2003).
Forecast 4:
Forecast 4 states, "Some computer hacker groups, notably those characterized by the 'offender' and 'predator' categories, will evolve into networked criminal enterprises."
This likely will occur in some instances. Hacker culture's desire to gain power and notoriety, combined with the need to achieve that adrenaline fix, will lead some to ultimately progress from the loosely structured culture of hackers today, to a more formalized, networked criminal group. However, for the most part, the high turnover rate of the culture, along with the desire to maintain secrecy and anonymity, is likely to prevent most from making this evolutionary leap.
It is likely that certain hackers will be recruited by other groups to commit digital crimes and digital terrorism, but again most, due to the secretive nature, will not fall into this trap.
Those vulnerable to this will likely be individuals who are on the societal fringe and are sympathetic to a particular cause or movement. In addition, it is likely that members in an established group will be trained as hackers, for the sole purpose of carrying out the wishes of the organization.
Digital terrorism can be used to intimidate mainstream society, or can be utilized to steal sensitive information...
cloud computing will be discussed to show that the good outweighs the bad. Furthermore, it will be further discussed that the government is looking into using cloud computing because it will cut IT cost down and increase capabilities despite the fact people are concerned with security issues that this may bring to the public. In completing a dissertation, it is very hard to go through the challenges that it requires.
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