1999年3月24日,以美国为首的北约对南斯拉夫联盟共和国实施空袭。其后不久,科索沃冲突就已经开始向因特网蔓延,把网络空间变成了一个难以捉摸的战争地带。在这里,人们利用电子图像、电子公告栏和“黑客袭击”作为战争的武器。从许多方面来看,科索沃战争都可以说是第一场“网络战争”。北约的万维网站点平时很少有人问津,但是4月初却遭到了贝尔格莱德黑客的侵袭。他们使北约的计算机系统充斥了电子邮件和查询,使人们难以进入北 On March 24, 1999, the U.S.-led NATO air strikes the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Shortly thereafter, the Kosovo conflict began to spread to the Internet, turning cyberspace into an elusive war zone. Here, people use electronic images, bulletin boards and “hacking attacks” as weapons of war. In many ways, the Kosovo war can be said to be the first “cyberwar.” NATO’s World Wide Web site usually very few people interested, but in early April was hit by Belgrade hacker. They have flooded NATO’s computer system with e-mail and inquiries, making it hard for people to enter the north