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The Art of (Cyber) War
Newsweek The newest battleground isn't on land or by sea—it's over bandwidth. And everyone is susceptible to attacks. In July, the federal government database was hacked, and 21 million government employees' information was published. Cyber warfare has … |
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Meet the Hacker Who Terrorized the Russian Blogosphere
Newsweek It's also become a battlefield, where hacks, data theft and other forms of cyberwarfare are used to expose, compromise and hurt enemies, both in the opposition and the government itself. Whether Hell was a pawn of the government or not, the case offers … Russia's Internal Cyberwarfare Heating Up |
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Iran Cranks Up Its Cyberattacks
Newsweek Given the attacks that Iran has faced—besides Stuxnet, there have been at least two other related assaults, Duqu and Flame—and the likelihood that the U.S. and Israel are continuing to gather intelligence about Iranian capabilities and prepare new … |
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NSA's Cyberwarfare Program Could Start Wars, Wired Says
Newsweek According to the article's author, longtime intelligence journalist James Bamford, the NSA deploys a cyberwarfare program, known as MonsterMind, that is designed to “constantly be on the lookout for traffic patterns indicating known or suspected [cyber … NSA cyberwarfare could pick the wrong targets, Snowden says NSA planned automated cyberwarfare program Planned US cyber warfare program could hurt innocent countries: Snowden |