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Cyber Espionage in Brazil

International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, 2016
Jorge Bessa: O escândalo da espionagem no Brasil: O Caso Snowden (The Espionage Scandal in Brazil: Snowden's Case)Editora Thesaurus, Brasilia, 2014, 146 p., R$32,00.Edward Snowden's revelations bro...
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Cyber Espionage

2016
In today's world, information plays a vital role in determining the success of many endeavors. Hence, people try to gain access to information by employing many techniques that are not used under normal circumstances. Today Internet is an important resource in the lives of people and carries a vast amount of information.
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An investigation on cyber espionage ecosystem

Journal of Cyber Security Technology
Mohi Ahmed, Matthew G. Gaber
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Drawing inferences from cyber espionage

2018 10th International Conference on Cyber Conflict (CyCon), 2018
To survive a confrontation, it helps to understand other side's capabilities and intensions. Estimates of opposing capabilities rest on an empirical basis but understanding the other side's intentions is inferred from words and deeds. Therein lies a dilemma common across all military domains: acts to alter the balance of a confrontation can also shape ...
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An Analysis of Cyber Espionage Process

2021
The recent increasing cases released worldwide on espionage require a knowledge systematization study in this area. This paper presents a general scheme of cyber espionage process based on a literature review of remarkable cases which generated news about this topic and includes the malware report analysis made by security vendors.
Richard Rivera   +3 more
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Cyber Espionage and Cyber Defence

2019
Nation states engage in cyber espionage because they hope to gain an advantage. Cyber espionage is attractive because it is less risky than traditional espionage; there are no spies that have to enter foreign territory. After introducing the basic protection goals of information security (confidentiality, integrity, and availability) as well as ...
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Waging warfare against states: the deployment of artificial intelligence in cyber espionage [PDF]

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YesCyber espionage has significantly been viewed as a risk towards nation-states, especially in the area of security and protection of Critical National Infrastructures.
Wan Rosalili Wan Rosli
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The lucrative world of cyber-espionage

Computer Fraud & Security, 2009
Information equals power — but it also equals money. In an increasingly networked world, e-espionage is becoming a high-value trade. Compared to bank robbing, stealing information is relatively low-risk, cost-effective and difficult to detect. The offenders are likely to be on another continent, making them hard to pursue and often nearly impossible to
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Cyber Espionage—An Ethical Analysis

2020
In June 2018, a cyber espionage campaign by Chinese group of hackers targeting two United States-based satellite firms was exposed, whose fundamental motive was to seize military and civilian communications of the victim nations. The hackers intentionally infected the systems, along with regulating the satellite to change the positions of the orbiting ...
Somosri Hore, Kumarshankar Raychaudhuri
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