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Designing Attack Infrastructure for Offensive Cyberspace Operations
Proceedings of the 19th European Conference on Cyber Warfare, 2020 This article addresses the question ‘what considerations should be taken by cyber commands when designing attack infrastructure for offensive operations?’. Nation-states are investing in equipping units tasked to conduct offensive cyberspace operations.
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The impact of Coalition offensive operations on the Iraqi insurgency [PDF]
Applied Economics, 2007 Coalition offensive operations in Iraq seek to disrupt insurgents and their networks, but may also act as a recruitment tool for the insurgency. We use data from Coalition press releases and casualty reports to assess the total impact of these operations.
Matthew A. Hanson, Martin B. Schmidt
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An Anticipatory Ethical Analysis of Offensive Cyberspace Operations
, 2020 This article presents the ethical issues using offensive cyberspace operations. Previously enshrouded in secrecy, and now becoming the new norm, countries are using them to achieve their strategic interests. Russia has conducted offensive operations targeting Estonia, Georgia and the Ukraine; Hamas was targeting Israeli targets; and Iran has been ...
Huskaj, Gazmend, Wilson, Richard L.
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, 2023 Ovaj se završni rad bavi istraživanjem i analizom urbanih napadnih operacija. U radu je potrebno definirati ciljeve i značajke urbanih napadnih operacija te prikazati organizaciju bojišta i bojnog prostora u kontekstu urbanih okruženja.
Fuštin, Dino
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Offensive Cyberspace Operations : Implications for Sweden
This PhD thesis describes how Sweden can organise its offensive cyberspace capabilities for strategic objectives, including cyber deterrence and defence, in response to escalating threats from nations like Russia, China, and Iran. The research develops a multi-level and multi-domain (MLMD) theoretical framework, integrating deterrence theory ...
Huskaj, Gazmend
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Highlighting Women in Operations Research and Their Achievements [PDF]
, 2021 The article of record may be found at https://www.mors.org/Publications/PhalanxThe Women in MORS Community of Practice is highlighting groundbreaking women in operations research (OR) past and present.
Carlucci, Renee, Henningsen, Jacqueline
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Research on the ways in which law changes cognition in cognitive offensive and defensive wars [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2023 With the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the focus of all countries in the world on cognitive domain operations has reached a new height, and some people call it “the last frontier of military science.” Starting from the basic theory, this ...
Ying Li, Enzhi Yu
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The Current State of Research in Offensive Cyberspace Operations
, 2019 Cyber-attacks have increased since the 1988-Morris worm and can target any connected device from any place in the world. In 2010, Stuxnet received a lot of attention as the first cyber-weapon. Its targets were the Iranian nuclear enrichment centrifuges.
Huskaj, Gazmend
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Highlighting Women in Operations Research and Their Achievements [PDF]
, 2020 The article of record may be found at https://www.mors.org/Publications/PhalanxThe Women in MORS (WiM) Community of Practice (CoP) is highlighting groundbreaking women in operations research (OR) past and present. This article profiles Dr.
Stewart, Sarah +2 more
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Little-Known Operations of the Soviet Troops in Liberation of Czechoslovakia
Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2015 Successful advances of Soviet troops during the East Carpathian offensive created very favorable conditions for further operations to liberate Czechoslovakia.
Valery Borisovich Makovsky
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