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1. 2001 anthrax attacks
2. 2013 south korea cyberattack
3. d.c. sniper attacks
4. april 2013 ricin letters
5. riyadh compound bombings
6. 2010 stockholm bombings
7. 2011 norway attacks
8. titan rain
9. 2003 west virginia sniper
10. 1999 london nail bombings
11. massachusetts smallpox epidemic
12. 2003 california wildfires
13. 2001
14. september 11 attacks
15. brighton trunk murders
16. paraquat murders
17. ddos attacks on dyn
18. 1976 zaire ebola virus outbreak
19. 2003 casablanca bombings
20. austin serial bombings
21. 2005 delhi bombings
22. 2020 vienna attack
23. cryptolocker
24. 2007 london car bombs
25. 1977 moscow bombings
26. 2006 north korean nuclear test
27. 2020 streatham stabbing
28. 2005 amman bombings
29. 2003 istanbul bombings
30. dublin and monaghan bombings
31. 2002 bali bombings
32. 2015 san bernardino attack
33. assassination attempts on hirohito
34. tyre headquarters bombings
35. 1995 france bombings
36. 2015 ankara bombings
37. 2020 boogaloo murders
38. 2005 bali bombings
39. rye house plot
40. 2008 cyberattack on united states

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