If this description doesn't fit the category of "act of war", how could any other hacking that doesn't cause physical damage be seen as an act of war? This is a

If this description doesn't fit the category of "act of war", how could any other hacking that doesn't cause physical damage be seen as an act of war? This is a positive development, so in future we won't have to listen to drum-beating MIC pundits tell us how some supposedly unfamiliar files that someone claimed someone found at a Vermont power plant "constitute a Russian act of war."