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Red Teaming the Red Team: Utilizing Cyber Espionage to Combat Terrorism

open access: yesJournal of Strategic Security, 2013
Gary Adkins
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Cyber espionage through Botnets [PDF]

open access: yesSecurity Journal, 2019
Abstract Botnets, the groups of illegally controlled infected devices on the Internet have had a history of two decades already. This history shows an evolution of the infection techniques, the scope of the target devices, and their usage. Thus, the new direction is the usage of sophisticated data leakage techniques by state-sponsored hacker groups ...
Tamas Szadeczky, Zsolt Bederna
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Overview of Cyber Espionage Incidents and Analysis of Tackling Methods

open access: yes, 2022
© 2022 IEEE.Information and communication technologies, facilitate access to information, record a continuous change and development and become an inalienable part of our lives by being very widespread, offer us many opportunities, in the meantime bring ...
Özgur Talih, Esma Dilek
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Cyber Espionage

2021
Abstract The ubiquity of information technology augurs a new golden age of espionage. Intelligence is the use of deceptive means for strategic ends. It encompasses the collection of secrets, analysis and decision support, covert action and influence, and counterintelligence.
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The coming of cyber espionage norms

2017 9th International Conference on Cyber Conflict (CyCon), 2017
The proposition that cyber espionage is acceptable state behavior, even as cyber attack is unacceptable, is in question. The United States has raised objections to certain types of cyber espionage activity, notably: (1) Chinese economically-motivated cyber espionage; (2) the (feared) transfer of data taken from the US Office of Personnel Management ...
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