International Journal of Mathematics And Computer Research

Abstract

Today's technological society understands cybercrime as a growing phenomenon, because it implies a context where people are dependent on information and communication technologies (ICTs). Computer security reveals that 78% of IT security indicates that organizations do not have sufficient protection against cyber-attacks, therefore, more than 90% of organizations have reported a cybersecurity breach and 62.7% are a product of the pandemic crisis, 43% of cyberattacks affect small businesses along with the decoction of malware and ransomware observed between 2020 and 2021.The research is to analyze cyberterrorist attacks from hybrid computer systems under the quantum spectrum of software development and data processing. Methodology: qualitative approach under the interpretative-positivist paradigm in order to demonstrate knowledge through hypothesis predictions for better future understandings of reality. Discussions: Computer actors modify and access computer systems based on the different variations, because they are not always terrorist in nature, they can be actors knowledgeable about information systems, subjects who are skilled with network actions that dominate the network, that is, they are the mechanism for the achievement of objectives in the network. Conclusions: The phenomenon of cyberterrorism arises as a consequence of the development of technology and information sedimented from the cognitive, behavioral-behavioral and motivational triad, as well as the base tool for the perpetration of terrorist acts and with it the achievement of some political and ideological objective as mentioned before to cause fear in society.