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Plugging Cyber Warfare Governance: Asia Should Act Now – Analysis
Eurasia Review For technologically less-advanced states, cyber warfare levels the field by offering asymmetric benefits in cost and effect. Stuxnet, considered a sophisticated malware that was arguably the first to be weaponised and released with intent to destroy … Written by David M. Gordon |
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UK Asked To Investigate Spyware Firm
Eurasia Review One of the documents contained an offer dated June 29, 2010, which said to provide 'FinSpy' software, hardware, installation and training for 287,000 euro. Gamma International denied supplying software to Egypt, but did confirm that it has demonstrated … Human rights campaigners call for probe into UK spyware firm Customs urged to investigate UK spyware firm |
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Chinese Economic Espionage Is Hurting Case For Free Trade – Analysis
Eurasia Review The context makes intense Chinese economic espionage all the more regrettable. Chinese entities are targeting the very companies that are most interested in doing business and maintaining a good relationship across the Pacific. The situation is bad and … Victims of unfair espionage laws |
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Israeli Cyberwarfare Campaign Strikes Tikun Olam – OpEd
Eurasia Review What I don't know is why someone would risk all that for a few cyber-kicks. This individual is an example for the rampant nihilism of Israeli cyberwarfare strategy. There is no consideration of repercussions to either victim or perpetrator. The latter … |