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Cybersecurity debates are plagued by hype, hyperbole, and a persistent failure to distinguish between very different kinds of harm. In this course, cut through the noise with a simple but powerful framework: the difference between the thief and the thug, between attacks that steal and attacks that disrupt or destroy. From data breaches and financial crime to the real meaning of a cyber Pearl Harbor, build a clearer taxonomy of cyber harms and understand why getting these distinctions right matters for how we defend, communicate, and make policy.
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The thieves and the thugs: themes in cybersecurity and how we communicate them
Introduction
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Thief vs. thug
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The real cyber pearl harbour
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A delineation of cyber harms
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Why a taxonomy of cyber harms matters
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