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War by other means [cyber war]

Engineering & Technology, 2018
A DECADE AGO, Russian tanks rolled into South Ossetia, a northern province of Georgia. Even before they started moving, a 'third force' had already embarked on an exercise of hacking into government computer networks and local news agencies. Although the latest edition of the 'Tallinn Manual' on cyber warfare tackles the question of legal retaliation ...
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The Cyber-front in the War on Terrorism

2004
As an affordable, anonymous, secure, geographically unbounded, and largely unregulated medium for commerce and communication, the Internet provides users with an unprecedented global marketplace in which to conduct financial transactions and exchange ideas.
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The Real Cyber War

2015
Contemporary discussion surrounding the role of the Internet in society is dominated by words like: internet freedom, surveillance, cybersecurity, Edward Snowden and, most prolifically, cyber war. Behind the rhetoric of cyber war is an on-going state-centered battle for control of information resources.
Shawn M. Powers, Michael Jablonski
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The Future of Cyber-Crimes and Cyber War in the Metaverse

2023
The future of cybercrimes and cyber warfare in the metaverse is a topic of concern. Understanding the emerging landscape is crucial. With technological advancements and the pervasive influence of the metaverse, new cyber threats have emerged. This chapter provides an overview of challenges and ramifications associated with cybercrimes and cyber warfare
Sameer Saharan   +3 more
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Analysis: Cyber wars

Engineering & Technology, 2010
Online security experts have downplayed speculation around the possibility of a 'cyber war' breaking out between sovereign states as a result of offensive action, amid calls for new laws enabling greater governmental control over the US national interconnection infrastructure.
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IMPORTANCE OF CYBER EDUCATION IN THE ERA OF CYBER WAR

Pakistan Journal of Educational Research, 2022
Cyber education is now a very important topic of concern in the world. It is also very important to keep our students up to date with the latest technology and the current happenings around us. Our kids nowadays are born in the digital age where we can use computers and the internet for our daily purposes and we are 24/7 engaged in different types of ...
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RETHINKING CYBER WAR

Critical Review, 2009
ABSTRACT Cybernetic attacks have been wrongly perceived as weapons of physical destruction rather than of disruption. Because modern, post‐industrial societies have become critically dependent on computer networks to function on a day‐to‐day basis, disruption of those networks could have serious social and economic consequences.
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Cyber War Defense

2007
Cyber war is real and is being waged. Cyber terrorists and cyber warriors are attacking systems, but fortunately, they are attacking systems in much the same way hackers attack systems. This is good for system security designers as the security controls installed to protect against hacking will work to protect against cyber terrorists and warriors ...
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Training for Cyber-War

Computer Fraud & Security, 2000
Abstract Well over two thirds of the major companies, including financial and medical institutions, in the United States have admitted suffering financial loss from security breaches on the Internet. The findings, published by the Computer Security Institute, relate only to the USA but are, according to a leading British solicitor specializing in ...
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Renouncing the Cyber War

Asian Survey
Article 9 of Japan’s constitution renounces war and allows the use of military force only in self-defense. Thus, Japan can neither use the growing number of cyber tools available to other state actors, nor can it fully adopt the same threat-based approach to its national security narrative.
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