People gather to express their protests against recent terror attacks in front of the Gateway of India monument in Mumbai, India, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2008.(AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)
From The Danger Room (Wired Magazine):
Bruce Schneier is making sense, as usual. First, he draws some early lessons from the Mumbai attacks. Here's one:
Low-tech is very effective. Movie-plot threats -- terrorists with crop dusters, terrorists with biological agents, terrorists targeting our water supplies -- might be what people worry about, but a bunch of trained (we don't really know yet what sort of training they had, but it's clear that they had some) men with guns and grenades is all they needed. [Well, plus some Radio Shack tech -- ed.]
Then, Schneier slaps sense into worrywarts who complain that all the talk on Twitter somehow helped the Mumbai terrorists.
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My Comment: A good read on what exactly happened in Mumbai.