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Syria War Stirs New US Debate on Cyberattacks
New York Times “But we have been clear that there are a range of tools we have at our disposal to protect our national security, including cyber,” she said, noting that in 2012 “the president signed a classified presidential directive relating to cyberoperations that … |
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Should malware risks factor into the iPhone vs. Android debate?
CNET With cyberattacks and malicious apps targeting Android smartphones increasing in frequency, some former Apple devotees are nervous about making the switch. In this edition of Ask Maggie, I shed some light on whether Android security should be a deal … |
In the third and final presidential debate, from Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, the focus was supposed to be on foreign policy. When talking national security, about the military and foreign policy, it seemed like a great time to bring up cyberspace as the fifth domain for cyber-warfare and actual cyberwar, cybersecurity and cyber-weapons. Read more
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The cyber debate goes public
The Week Magazine What Americans know about cyberwarfare is unclear. We read about efforts to hack into military systems; we read about intelligence operations meant to sabotage Iranian centrifuges (a clear national security priority if there was one). More prosaically … |