cyberterrorist
Americannoun
plural
cyberterroristsadjective
Example Sentences
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A self-described “cyberterrorist” also took credit in February for hacking the Christian fundraising website GiveSendGo after its platform was used by Canadian truckers protesting COVID-19-related restrictions.”
From Washington Times
Their first co-written novel, “The President Is Missing,” envisioned a scenario in which the American president, facing a deadly cyberterrorist attack that threatens to disconnect the entire United States from the internet, slips incognito into a baseball stadium and tries to solve the problem by himself.
From New York Times
Charlize Theron is also back as strife-generating cyberterrorist Cipher.
From The Guardian
"If you talk about hypocrisy, you seem fine with leaking information if it makes you and your father look good, because Wikileaks and Julian Assange -- I think is a cyberterrorist, right? And I think a Russian puppet. You were fine promoting his stuff," she said.
From Fox News
“Well, I wouldn’t be a cyberterrorist, which he is,” McCain fired back.
From Salon
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