Day of darkness - how cyber terrorists could
shut down whole cities
Suddenly, the lights across a city go off. There is no warning, and no explanation. People
expect the power to come back on, but it doesn’t.
People’s mobile phones suddenly stop working. Televisions don’t work. The internet has
cut out. Not only can’t the citizens call for help, they can’t find out what’s going on. Panic
spreads quickly. A few buildings with back-up power are the only beacons in a blacked-out
city. A cyber attack has struck home.
Probable? No. Possible? Certainly. Tests have shown that cyber attacks could attack
power grids, and knocking out communications is the bread and butter of even relatively
low-level cyber attacks.
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