From the Counterpane July issue of the Cryptogram


             Comments from Readers



From: Rob Lemos 
Subject: Cyberterrorism

Whenever I talk about cyberterrorism, I point out that the Queensland 
consultant, Vitek Boden, released 1 million liters of pollution into an 
estuary that was cleaned up in a week.  A couple of months later, a 
bird landed on a transformer in the Ohio River valley, blew itself and 
the transformer up, and released about 2.5 million gallons (call it 10 
million liters) of sewage into the river.

So it seems that we should be more worried about birds than 
hackers.  Or to be less cheeky, physical attacks than Internet attacks.





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