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  When is Cyberattack Not EW? Perhaps Never.

  Posted by David A. Fulghum 7:46 PM on Mar 28, 2012

  There is a debate in the Pentagon about where electronic warfare ends and cyberwarfare begins. Those most immersed in the subjects say there is no line, just a continuum that dates... Read More >>

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  China Cyber-skills Are Improving But Still Don't Top Russia and Israel

  Posted by David A. Fulghum 7:41 PM on Mar 28, 2012

  Notions that most Chinese hackers are simplistic and amateurish may be correct for the moment, but it is irrelevant, says a senior U.S. official who has been involved in classified... Read More >>

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  Hacker "Spokesman" Addresses Collateral Damage

  Posted by Paul McLeary 5:03 PM on Mar 09, 2012

  As the FBI continues to arrest hackers associated with the Anonymous collective while managing to flip one of the movement's leaders to an informant, the Hacktivist world is in tur... Read More >>

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  What's New In Cyber-Dirty Tricks

  Posted by David A. Fulghum 4:05 PM on Oct 26, 2011

  An interesting peek at top cyberdefenses comes from a list of “best anti-malware” assembled by Government Security News, a homeland security trade publication. Criteria... Read More >>

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  Army Looking at New Battlefield Tablets

  Posted by Paul McLeary 12:40 PM on Oct 20, 2011

  If you haven’t been following the Army’s Chief Information Officer’s blog, “The Leader,” well, then, you’re missing out on the one post a mont... Read More >>

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  Chinese Television Clip Reveals Cyberattack On U.S.

  Posted by David A. Fulghum 12:19 PM on Aug 24, 2011

  A television film clip purporting to show a Chinese military-launched cyberattack on a U.S-based religious sect was posted on YouTube recently.A veteran National Security Agency cy... Read More >>

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  Combat UAS With Lots of Ammo Needed to Battle Enemy Unmanned Aircraft

  Posted by David A. Fulghum 1:00 PM on Aug 18, 2011

  There are few ways to defend against unmanned aerial systems (UASs) carrying either conventional, electronic or cyber weapons.The U.S. has spent very little time and effort on the ... Read More >>

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  Finally, Rules For A Cyber-Fight

  Posted by David A. Fulghum 5:04 PM on Aug 12, 2011

  Offensive cyber- and electronic attack weapons exist, and even more sophisticated capabilities are being designed.But the analytical structure to anticipate their effects, and the ... Read More >>

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  McAfee Smells A Rat

  Posted by Bill Sweetman 11:54 AM on Aug 04, 2011

  Cyber-espionage represents “an existential threat from an economic perspective”, according to McAfee vice-president for threat research Dmitri Alperovitch. The company ... Read More >>

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  Counterintelligence, Computers and the Cloud

  Posted by Robert Wall 9:45 AM on Aug 02, 2011

  Much of the discussion surrounding cybersecurity is rather amorphous, but a new report from the U.S. Senate committee overseeing intelligence matters spells out some of the specifi... Read More >>

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