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Top 10 Biggest Cyber Attacks in History.

By Gourav S

The World Behind the Screen- A History of Cyber Attacks.
You trust your computer, don't you? 
Your phone, the apps you use every day. 
But behind the screen, a silent war rages. 
From viruses to state-sponsored espionage, cyber attacks are a chilling reality. 
This is the story of the top ten biggest cyber attacks in history.


Chapter 1: A History of Cyber Attacks
Chapter 2: A Pandemic of Ones and Zeros.
Chapter 3: The Day Email Stopped.
Chapter 4: The Dawn of Cyber Warfare
Chapter 5: The Price of Trust.
Chapter 6: Holding the World Hostage.
Chapter 7: Lights Out in Hollywood.
Chapter 8: The Hacktivists in the Shadows.
Chapter 9: A Nation in Darkness.
Chapter 10: The Ghosts in the Machine.
Chapter 11: The Supply Chain Attack.
Chapter 12: A Double-Edged Sword.


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