Usage in Fiction
The term ICE is widely used in cyberpunk fiction. White ICE trips an alarm, or simply logs an intrusion. Gray ICE fights defensively. Black ICE will follow the intruder back to their computer, and completely destroy it, possibly harming the intruder.
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