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Did the US Accidentally Give the World's Most Powerful Cyberweapon to …
CounterPunch Wiper, according to Kaspersky, bore a distinct resemblance to acknowledged US/Israeli jointly-developed anti-Iran malware like Stuxnet. Just as a reminder, in a speech to business bigwigs, … The NSA document from April 2013, published today by The … |
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Cyberwarfare Exceptionalism
CounterPunch Cyberwarfare exemplifies the Obama approach to American greatness. Strike from a distance (just as armed drones are directed by “pilots” often 8,000 miles away), both to elevate the role of technology in more sanitized destruction, and inflict maximum … |
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China, Cyberespionage and Cyberwarfare
CounterPunch The fact is that the United States government has already shown signs of an energetic capacity for cyber war, as in the case of Stuxnet, the software worm that the U.S., working with Israel, is believed to have used to disrupt Iran's uranium-enrichment … Cyberwarfare: US uses Hacking Allegations to Escalate Threats against China Wanted: global rules on cyberwarfare The Great Cyber–Warfare Scam |