It required over 20 years after the Net was born in the US army prior to it being put to extensive use by thegeneral public with the discovery and determined creation of the WorldWideWeb. It was madeless complicated and faster when www was offered free of charge noauthorisation costs or residual payments.Very beneficiant of its creators. I just wish Mr. Bill Gates will one day wake up with theexact same magnanimity! 

But with or without Microsoft, the world will go on to spin its web of information technical breakthroughs, always bringing joy to the young and alleviate to the more significant workinggrown ups. More and more businesses and technologies will sprout from each new discovery or creation. In turn, more burden will fall on the “oldies” who, unlike the young, cannot easily cope with the new things and toys of the tekkies. 

There is nevertheless one point of view of development that has to be monitored and sceptical of. As in any side of life, be it on the technological side or the psycho-socio-political front, every positive gain has its equivalentmotion at its opposite end. If urbanization or beneficial urban development has its menaces in enhance in crime or other social problems, then technological progress must also have its share of evils somewhere in its other spectral half. 

Hackers and malware makers have proved themselves as perilousthreats to information and system integrity and security. To date, no significant damage has yet been suffered. But given enough factors and stakes, there maycome a time that these cyber villains will unite themselves and effectsystematic destruction to what we now know as ourmiraculous and wonderful sector of IT and the WorldWideWeb. Then, we will really urgently need the likes of Mr. Tim Berners-Lee who can and willshield us like a superhero from these long term cyber monsters. But would there be one like him at that most unlucky hour? 

The above scenario is only one of the many possibilities thatmay occur. It is painted in a straight-line vision based mostly onpresent-day technologies. The villains, for instance, are hackers and malicious software makers. Given that the future will be alive with new and more complicatedtechnologies, the villains will be equally provided and in forms moresuperior than our present ”enemies”. 

What to do? 

The point of attack must be aimed not only at studyingenemy logistics and their growthal advancement, but more so to the internal strengths and potentials of the “fighters” from the “good side” our side. Not simplyby equipping our fighters with weapons that’ll be used against the enemy. That could be a precondition of war. Internal bracing is a must. Continual education on the fight for “the cause” will be a far more powerful weaponthat will inculcate a unwavering stand for what is good andcorrect. 

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