cyber
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪbər/
- And from the title you can see we're about to get Black Friday and Cyber Weekend ready.
- a cyber court
That's, you know, semi cyber and then of course the robot.
- That's, you know, semi cyber and then of course the robot.
- So what we're facing now is our life is in the cyber world and it's not protected.
- Now today we're using, you know, cyber, cyber methods to to stabilize the United States.
- And can a nation state masquerade as a cyber criminal group, as a ransomware group?
- I see so many stories where I think kids have actually been cyber bullied to death.
- And they have a whole army of young people on the cyber side.
- Before Stuxnet, most cyber warfare was pretty basic.
- So like the fact that this is so the cyber lot is a YouTube thing.
Examples
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Without better legal rules of the road, harmful features of cyber exploitation will only grow in importance.
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the criminals responsible for this cyber terrorism remained at large
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We need to prevent this cyber attack so I can clear my name.
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- It's now clear this cyber threat is one of the most serious national security challenges we face as a nation.
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So what we're facing now is our life is in the cyber world and it's not protected.
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Online learning is often referred to as fully online, virtual learning, cyber learning, or e-learning.
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Fort Meade is the home of the U.S.'s cyber operations and intelligence gathering.
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The government launched a new initiative to improve our nation's cyber security protocols.
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With the rise of the internet, businesses must prioritize cyber safety to protect customer data.
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Educational institutions are integrating cyber technology into their curricula to prepare students for the digital age.
Compounds
- NSFW
A person who uses computers and the internet to attack systems and cause fear for political or other beliefs
- NSFW
Using computers to damage important systems and scare people for political reasons
How Digital
- Specialized
- Texting
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cyber comes from the Greek word kybernetes, meaning 'steersman', and is the same root as cybernetics. Think of a steersman guiding a ship—computers now 'steer' and control information, so cyber means things about computers and the internet.