What is cyberwarfare?

Using technology to attack a nation through networks and computers.

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  1. Using technology to attack a nation ✔
  2. Stealing one person's game account
  3. Testing a school network with permission

Why: Cyberwarfare is the use of computers and network communications to attack a nation. CAP lists it as a kind of cybercrime where the computer is used as a weapon.

Huh, didn't know that: A computer can be either the target of a cybercrime or the tool used to commit it.

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The cybercriminal failed the login test because honesty was not in the password.
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Answer: Using technology to attack a nation. Cyberwarfare is the use of computers and network communications to attack a nation. CAP lists it as a kind of cybercrime where the computer is used as a weapon.

  1. Civil Air Patrol, Aerospace Dimensions Module 7 akwg.cap.gov/media/cms/Module_7__Cyber_84C9463CFA072_22b24.pdf
    Cyberwarfare- the use of technology to attack a nation via network communications and computer devices
    Checked 2026-10-10.

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