How To Use Cyberwar In A Sentence
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Frida Berrigan: Its Official! Pentagon Cyber Command Gets Ready to "Stand Up"
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The threat of cyberwar is overblown, he argues.
Times, Sunday Times
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“What mechanisms currently exist or ought to exist to allow Good Scientists to continue their Good Work unfettered by big oil tricksterism, such as FOI requests, fake “audits”, FUDtank misinformation, the cyberwars, etc. – all of which are designed to serve the interests of the rich & powerful, not society at large?”
Unthreaded #9 « Climate Audit
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It's truly what media would call a cyberwar," Pillay told reporters in Geneva.
CBC | Top Stories News
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Sommer added: We don't help ourselves using 'cyberwar' to describe espionage or hacktivist blockading or defacing of websites, as recently seen in reaction to WikiLeaks.
Hackers will not be deterred by UK cyber defences, report warns
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Not only that, he lined up Sean Chumura, "a cyberwarfare and computer forensics expert" who is also [LINK NSFW] helping Perfect 10 in its lawsuit against Google, to testify that "it was possible for plaintiff, while 'tabbing' through the registration page, to inadvertently hit the space bar and thereby 'check' the terms and conditions box.
Marketing Law Blog
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In 2007, the Russian government punished Estonia for removing a Soviet war memorial by launching a "cyberwar" - a bombardment of hacking and viruses that brought their computers down for weeks.
Johann Hari: Has The Internet Brought Us Together -- Or Pulled Us Apart?
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So the message to the US script kiddie community is clear: step back son, and leave this cyberwar to the experts.
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Netwar is not solely about Internet war (just as cyberwar is not just about ‘strategic information warfare’).
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The book has a number of useful insights, perhaps the most important of which is that the law of war needs relatively little alteration to be applied to cyberwar.
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LulzSec claimed credit for breaking into websites at Sony Corp. and the U.S. Senate, while Anonymous said in April it would wage what it called a cyberwar against Tokyo-based Sony for trying to prevent people from tinkering with PlayStation 3 game consoles.
BusinessWeek.com -- Top News
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Techies and non-techies have been debating about "cyberwar" - is there such a thing?
SecurityFocus News
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These days, some observers are pounding out a persistent and mounting drumbeat of war, calling for preparing the battlefield, even saying that the United States is already fully into a "cyberwar," that it is, in fact, losing.
Wired Top Stories
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These sites have become the new battleground in a noholds-barred cyberwar.
Times, Sunday Times
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This hacking of opponents' websites is a recent example interpreted by some as evidence that cyberwar is a reality.
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That is because it fears a cyberconflict could slide into a full-scale cyberwar.
Times, Sunday Times
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When Estonian officials moved the memorial from downtown Tallinn to a suburban cemetery, ignoring Russian objections, ethnic Russians sparked riots here and a siege of the Estonian Embassy in Moscow and, Estonian officials allege, Russian hackers carried out a state-sanctioned "cyberwar" against the country's online infrastructure.
Estonia Feels the Pinch of Moscow's Pique
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This may not matter so much if we think the future is about drones and cyberwar.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cyberwar attacks linked to political agendas are escalating.
Times, Sunday Times
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And then, an old one that has new life, Ethan Zuckerman reflected upon DOS and other "cyberwar" tactics in the context of Israel, writing back then that "forming groups to shut down websites looks a lot like gang thuggery to me.
Iran Roundup: Facts and Framing
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One advantage of cyberwarfare over conventional military action is that it can be precisely targeted and bloodless.
Times, Sunday Times
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While the cyberwar industry makes for entertaining movies and books, they are dependent on the assumptive premise that western civilization will completely collapse after two to three days (or weeks) of life without the Internet, or the television, or power.
The Volokh Conspiracy » If you like the BP spill, you’ll love cyberwar
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The result was a partnership between 2XS, Tenebaum's company, and the IIU, now self-described white hat hackers aiming at a defensive role in the mid-East cyberwar.
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And since "cyberwar" -- like the Terror War -- "knows no borders" (as the usual anonymous "senior intelligence official" told the Times), the Obama White House is now busying trying to figure out just how you can aim its cyberwar offensives at the Homeland itself.
Convergence and Continuity: The American-Backed Terror Campaign in Iran
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In the international cyberwar on terror, style is not a priority.
Times, Sunday Times
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A Hudson Institute analyst peddling a paper on Russian thoughts on cyberwar fell for it and when confronted aggressively argued that it was true because, well, just because.
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And I definitely think the risk of cyberterrorism is overblown (for more on this, see here, as well as this essay on cyberwar).
Bruce Schneier Blazes Through Your Questions - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
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This seemingly minor website attack sparked a cyberwar that quickly escalated into an international incident.
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The Palestinian-Israeli cyberwar is an excellent example of how a nation can be surprised by a cyber attack.
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But even though the JPEG virus stunt fell flat, when cyberwar is threatening, no amount of potential ill will or discouraging word can stay the dedicated computer security shill from his work.
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After all, until recently cyberwar was a meaningless concept.
Times, Sunday Times
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The threats and scenarios of cyberwar require some sideways thinking.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the necessary action, wherever it comes from, demands ever-greater ingenuity and thought, especially as new threats, including cyberwar, biological war, economic instability, cults and disease emerge.
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Sorry to add to your anxieties but have you thought how you will survive the coming cyberwar?
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In the fog of cyberwar, though, it seems that merely defending against digital attacks is no longer enough.
Times, Sunday Times
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One of the more popular example of the realities of a cyberattack is the 2007 cyberwar in Estonia where attackers launched distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on Estonian websites including the Estonian parliament, banks, ministries and newspapers, he said.
The Star Online: Technology
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The first thought that comes to my mind when people mention cyberwar is: what kind of attack are they really talking about?
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cyberwar" - a bombardment of hacking and viruses that brought their computers down for weeks.
The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
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It features a doomsday scenario in which cyberwarfare shuts down the electricity grids and other networks of entire countries, using computer malware.
Times, Sunday Times
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For decades the possibility of a cyberwar has fascinated experts.
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