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US, Israel cyber attacks on Iran act of force: NATO
Payvand Washington and Tel Aviv are believed to have jointly developed the malware, although neither has accepted responsibility for the attack. Iran has been the target of several cyber attacks over the past few years. In June 2012, a report by the Washington … |
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Nato Cyber Warfare Manual: Civilian Hackers 'Legitimate Targets' For …
Huffington Post UK Civilian hackers who cause death or damage to property could be legitimate targets for conventional weapons, according to the first international 'handbook' on cyber warfare. In further proof that cyber warfare is not science fiction, but a fact of … NATO releases how-to guide for cyber warfare New NATO cyber war manual details what is and what isn't allowed in cyber … Cyber warfare: What are the targets? |
Jopling: put NATO
on Anon’s radar
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has begun investigating claims by the notorious hacktivist group Anonymous that it has snatched about a gigabyte of classified documents from the agency’s computers.
In a statement released by a spokesman, NATO said, “NATO is aware that a hackers group has released what it claims to be NATO classified documents on the internet.”
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Can you yell, “Stop the presses!” in the computer age?