cyber war
United Nations (UN) calls upon all countries in the world to make an agreement on cooperation to prevent cyber war.
This was expressed general secretary of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Hamadoun Toure at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, which took place 27-31 January 2010. Thus was launched AsiaOne, Tuesday (2/2/2010).
“Cyber war can be more dangerous than the tsunami, just look what happened to the attacks in Estonia, a year ago,” said Toure.
Toure added, the agreement can be made such as Like a peace treaty that made the countries before the war.
Every nation, continued Toure must ensure every citizen to access information and dispel any cyber terrorist attacks. “They must promise not to attack each other with each other,” he said.
Meanwhile, Chief Research and Strategy Officer Craig Mundie said that Microsoft, at least 10 major countries in the world enough to attack other countries considering network kkemampuan a very large Internet.
“The dominance of the Internet is very large and can be controlled by evil people out there,” he said.