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Digital doomsters
The Economist He is one of Britain's leading authorities on, and sceptics about, cyber–warfare. His provocatively titled book attacks the hype and mystique about sabotage, espionage, subversion and other mischief on the internet. He agrees that these present urgent … |
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North Korean cyber-rattling
The Economist (blog) According to American report, cyber–warfare is a cost-effective way for North Korea to boost its military capabilities, which may explain the keen interest Mr Kim has taken in it. Prominent web security analysts such as Rob Rachwald of FireEye, an … Spy scandal casts shadow over Park win – The Japan Times |
 The Economist |
The market for software that helps hackers penetrate computer systems
The Economist Attempting to stop people from generating and spreading knowledge is futile, says Dave Aitel, a former computer scientist at America's National Security Agency (NSA) who went on to found Immunity, a computer-security firm in Florida. He says that legal … |
 The Economist |
Cyber–warfare Hype and fear
The Economist For all the hype, policies on cyber–warfare remain confused and secretive. The American government is bringing in new rules and a clearer strategy for dealing with cyber-threats. Barack Obama is said to have signed in October a still-secret directive … Not the 'Wild West': Talking Cyber Ops at Iran's Backdoor |