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INFO6003 (2013) Stuxnet and Cyberwarfare -- Papers

, 2013
"Is this the start of cyberwarfare" is recommended reading, whilst the longer report "Stuxnet dossier" is ...

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Risk-Based Approach to AI Implementation in Ukraine's Defense Sector: Conceptual Framework

Military science
The article discusses the conceptual foundations of a risk-oriented approach to introducing artificial intelligence (AI) into Ukraine's defense sector. The study's relevance stems from the rapid development of AI technologies in military affairs and the ...
Станіслав Шумлянський, Євген Хоменко, Сергій Попрієнко   +2 more
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Lessons learned and identified for the small states based on Russia’s aggression in Ukraine: analysis of the case of Latvia

Świat Idei i Polityki
The history shows that each state must stand by and for itself for the cause of its independence and security and that it is especially complicated to survive on the international arena for the smaller states, nearing such an aggressive superpower like ...
Valerijs Bodnieks
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Cyberwarfare: Western and Chinese Allegations [PDF]

, 2014
A large proportion of China-originated cyberattacks are allegedly aimed at extracting high-value intellectual property such as trade secrets. Senior government officials from China and the US have made frequent verbal and written allegations that their ...
Kshetri, Nir B., NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro   +1 more
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Developing a Cyberwarfare Capability for Canada: An Exploration of Seven Policy Rationales

, 2017
In the past decade cybersecurity issues have progressed from being a niche technical area of public policy to a mainstream matter in public policy discourse.
Henningsmoen, Erik
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Russian propaganda, manipulation and disinformation in the context of the Russian-Georgian Conflict in 2008 [PDF]

Ante Portas
Propaganda and disinformation have a long history, serving as tools for manipulating public consciousness. This phenomenon is characteristic primarily of authoritarian and totalitarian states, such as the Russian Federation (RF), which is attempting to ...
Aleksander Czichos
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Cyberwarfare challenge [PDF]

Nature, 2011
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AI AND CYBERWARFARE

Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a key success or failure factor in shaping the future of cyberwarfare that has changed the dynamics of both offence and defence capabilities in the cyber battlefield. Compared to traditional cyber operations, however, AI-driven systems bring the added characteristics of automation, adaptability and ...
GOPALAKRISHNA KARAMCHAND, OLUWATOSIN OLADAYO ARAMIDE   +1 more
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End of the conflict in the Russo-Ukrainian war (2014-2025) and its consequences and scenerios [PDF]

Ante Portas
After the end of the Cold War, Ukraine has long played an important, and sometimes overlooked role in the global security order. The still ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war actually began in February 2014.
Carsten Sander Christensen
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Autonomous Warfare and Moral Dilemmas: An Islamic Ethical Analysis of AI Combatants

Journal of Islamic Law and Wisdom
The militarization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) through autonomous weapons such as drones, killer robots, and cyberwarfare has sparked pressing ethical and legal debates globally.
Muhammad Febri Eka Saputra, Dahyul Daipon   +1 more
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