Cyber Terrorism

Cyber terrorism has become a reality, and this image illustrates the threat in an easy-to-read and quick to assimilate illustration showing a bomb, with a burning fuse, created out of a computer motherboard circuit that is displayed on a computer monitor. The setting is an upscale office scenario. This could be a computer monitor in a government office, a corporate headquarters or any global business. The image can be used in a vertical, square or horizontal crop. There is ample copy space for headlines, mastheads and text. This computer bomb with a burning fuse can represent a botnet, a whole network of worm infested computers. Conficker is the name of the latest computer worm or virus that creates such a frightening network. Among other things these worms can launch denial-of-service attacks.

Computer Malware, Viruses, Phising and Worms

Computer malware, viruses and worms and phising are all illustrated by this photo of a bomb about to go off inside a computer monitor. This is a great image for advertising and promoting and product or service that offers security protection against cyber terrorists, computer hackers, and cyber criminals. Whether it is the stuxnet computer virus or a teen-aged hacker, the online threats and Internet dangers continue to expand. This computer danger image can also serve to illustrate editorial articles that strive to enlighten us to the threats of identity theft and intellectual property infringement that has become so rampant in our online world. There are three basic types of computer viruses. A "Trojan" is like a Trojan Horse that gets inside of a computer by masquerading as something else, and once inside your computer attacks. Viruses attack a computer after entering through a hole in the operating system. Viruses require the operator to activate them by doing something such as opening an infected email or clicking on a link. Worms are like viruses, but designed to spread rapidly.

Computer Hackers, Criminals And Threats

Computer hackers, computer criminals and computer threats seem to dominate our lives and businesses in this Internet age. The photo of a computer threat in the form of a circuit board bomb within a computer display makes a great vehicle for creating a compelling warning for those of us who remain complacent in the face of ever increasing threats. This image helps add impact to messages calling for enhanced password protection, stronger firewalls, and a host of computer security issues.