A car bomb shattered storefronts in Netanya, a seaside resort town in northern Israel, and wounded 60 diners and shoppers on the evening of Jan. 1. There was one fatality–the bomber himself. The group behind this blast didn&#039t call a TV station to claim credit. Instead Hamas, the Palestinian organization that sponsors acts of terror against Israel, posted a note on its Web site. It turns out that the Internet–inexpensive, open and accessible at any time from anywhere–is an ideal tool for terrorists. Full Story – For more insights – Information Terrorism: Can You Trust Your Toaster?