A (in)eficácia da lei antiterrorismo no combate ao crime de ciberterrorismo

Terrorism can be characterized as a type of violence that is practiced against innocent victims in order to promote some cause or perception of the world. The definition of terrorism is different in each country, since international law does not conceptua lize it in a unified way. Terrorism is today considered one of the main evils that plague humanity, threatening democracy, peace and security worldwide. In any case, it is clear that there are several reasons for not being able to unanimously conceptualize the concept of terror, sufficient to the definitions presented above to start the approach of this research. It is not frightening and easy to believe that terrorist groups like al - Qaeda use the network for communication, strategies and recruitment, like a company recruiting employees for its companies. The fear of terrorism is present all over the world, all nations have come to fear this expression since the remembered 9/11. A proposal to “harden” the Anti - Terrorism Act was made in July of the same year in which it was signed. Cyberterrorism is not legally provided for in national legal acts, so it is necessary to look for a legislative concept of terrorism, then, starting from it, try to develop a valid concept of cyberterrorism. In 2016, law 13,260 was passed, which deals with the crime of terrorism and deals with the regulation of article 5, item XLIII, of the Constitutional Text, disciplining terrorism and providing for the investigation, process and concept of terrorist organization .