Analysis reveals significant dangers posed by cyber terrorism to state institutions, suggesting growing insecurity among citizens.
The security threat of terrorism and terrorist acts has been present since ancient times. Today, the world is afraid of cyber terrorism, which is a frequent form of endangering the safety of people and society as a whole. The consequences of this criminal and illegal act are very large and cause great concern for everyone, from citizens, businessmen to state institutions. Attacks by cyber terrorism on the state apparatus and its institutions are of particular concern, creating a feeling of insecurity among citizens, but also mistrust in the institutions and authorities that can protect them. In this paper, the theoretical approach to the phenomenon of cyber terrorism, i.e. its conceptual definition, and the motive for its execution will be pointed out. Also, the targets of the attack will be pointed out, as well as the structure of the terrorists and their training.
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