
Click Here To Kill Everybody Av Bruce (Harvard Kennedy School) Schneier
A best-selling author and renowned security expert reveals the rise and risks of a new goliath: our massively networked, world-sized web....
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We have created the ultimate hive-mind robot: an Internet of interconnected devices that senses, thinks and acts. Bruce Schneier calls it the “World-Sized Web”. It includes everything from driverless cars to smart thermostats, from billboards that respond to specific people to drones equipped with their own behavioural algorithms. While the World-Sized Web carries enormous potential, Schneier argues that we are unprepared for the vulnerabilities it brings. Cutting-edge digital attackers can now crash your car, pacemaker and home security system and everyone else’s. Click Here to Kill Everybody explores the risks and security implications of the World-Sized Web and lays out common-sense policies that will allow us to enjoy the benefits of this new omnipotent age without surrendering ourselves entirely to our creation.
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| Språk | Engelsk |
| Sett | Nei |
| Sjanger | Datamaskiner og IT |
| Typ | Papirbøker |
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