ciberguerra
/si.βeɾˈɣe.ra/The use of digital attacks, such as hacking, disinformation campaigns, and cyber espionage, to disrupt or damage an enemy's infrastructure or information systems.
Los gobiernos invierten millones en defensa contra la ciberguerra.
Governments invest millions in defense against cyberwarfare.
Often involves state-sponsored attacks or organized cybercrime.
A form of warfare conducted through the internet, targeting critical infrastructure, military systems, or public information.
La ciberguerra puede paralizar bancos, hospitales y redes eléctricas.
Cyberwarfare can paralyze banks, hospitals, and power grids.
Includes both offensive and defensive cyber operations.
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💡Pro Tip
Context Matters
The term is often used in discussions about national security and digital threats.
⚡Gold Rule
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Avoid using 'ciberguerra' for general hacking or cybercrime; it implies large-scale, strategic conflict.
📖Word Origin
From 'ciber-' (cyber-) + 'guerra' (war). Coined in the late 20th century as digital warfare became a reality.
📝Usage Notes
Often used in political, military, and technological contexts. Can refer to both state-level conflicts and organized cybercrime.