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Tools and Technologies for Professional Offensive Cyber Operations

International Journal of Cyber Warfare and Terrorism, 2013
Since 2008, several countries have published new national cyber security strategies that allow for the possibility of offensive cyber operations. Typically, national strategies call for the establishment of a cyber operations unit capable of computer network defence, exploitation, and, in some nations, attack.
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Offensive Counterspace--An Operational Fire

2003
Abstract : This paper examines the concept of operational fires and the offensive counterspace mission are to determine if future counterspace operations should be considered an operational fire. Additionally, it addresses the operational level of war implications of this determination.
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Special Operations and Bombing Offensive

2003
Abstract The obvious and ordinary way to meet the challenges of Britain’s situation in June 1940 was to concentrate all resources on the defence of the British Isles. Churchill’s way was the eccentric one of finding means to go on the offensive, even though that meant, as did the opening of the Mediterranean strategy, a diversion of ...
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States, Proxies, and (Remote) Offensive Cyber Operations

2021
Abstract This chapter addresses cyber proxies and offensive cyber operations. The market of cyber force is a complex and dynamic relationship between the state and actors detached from the state that can target a third party beyond a state’s border with unprecedented ease.
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OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS FOR OFFENSIVE MINE WARFARE

2020
Offensive mine warfare (OMW) is an often overlooked and underdeveloped potential benefit to the breadth of options available for current naval forces regarding enemy deterrence. By taking a modified systems engineering Vee approach and applying it to offensive mine warfare, this project provides a definition of existing operational concepts and ...
Desanto, Christopher R., Drummond, Jenna L., Helger, Russell A., Jr., Mcdonough, Ryan P., Perry, David   +4 more
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Offensive air operations: Lessons for the future

The RUSI Journal, 1993
Whether the Gulf War was the first of a series of new kinds of war, or the last of a previous kind, it was certainly a key event in the new post‐Cold War world. Here General Horner discusses some of the ‘goods’ to come out of the war—political leadership, effective coalition relationships and technology—while highlighting areas which require further ...
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Exploring the Spread of Offensive Cyber Operations Campaigns

2021
What constitutes an act of war has evolved throughout time but is largely agreed upon by most actors either by treatise or various global norms. Established rules of engagement apply to naval, ground, air, and even aerospace battle domains. International consensus on the rules doesn’t apply to cyber warfare, however, making for a murky international ...
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Five good reasons for NATO’s pragmatic approach to offensive cyberspace operations

Defence Studies, 2022
Mikkel Storm Jensen
exaly  

A sliding scale of secrecy: toward a better understanding of the role of publicity in offensive cyber operations

Journal of Cyber Policy, 2022
Gil Baram
exaly  

Public Secrets: The Dynamics of Publicity and Secrecy in Offensive Cyber Operations

Journal of Global Security Studies, 2023
Gil Baram
exaly