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BBurgess
at September 30,2016
Cyber Warfare: Actions taken by state sponsored element to penetrate another nation's computers, networks or infrastructure with the intent of causing damage and disruption. China, North Korea, Iran and Russia have been the largest threast to the U.S. in the Cyber domain. It's becoming a norm these days, that all you have to do is turn on the television and you will most likely see a report or allegations of different countries 'hacking' our governments and large corporations systems. Most recently you can see this in the current presidential election. Hilary's camp is blaming Russia for the breach of the DNC, while Trump is saying it could be China. In the recent past, china hacked the OMP and stole 20+ million security clearance holders personal information. So now in many cases China now knows more about me, than my parents or neighbors do. Not a reassuring thought, but this is only the beginning.
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at October 11,2016
This video did an excellent job of outlining the issue of not knowing when we've entered into a cyber conflict. When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor it was very cut and dry that the U.S. was attacked. When the DNC's email server was infiltrated by Russia it was less clear how to classify that action.
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asdfaslkjadsfasdasdfas
at October 11,2016
This video did an excellent job of outlining the issue of not knowing when we've entered into a cyber conflict. When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor it was very cut and dry that the U.S. was attacked. When the DNC's email server was infiltrated by Russia it was less clear how to classify that action.
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kticfrs500
at November 06,2016
This is exactly why I am worried about passing on the responsibility of policing the Internet over to the UN. As this video demonstrates, cyber crime is still a nebulous arena or topic for all nations to enforce laws upon. How much more difficult or even nearly impossible would it be to have just ONE group to police cyber laws for ALL countries? I'm even thinking that if the UN is not able to control the Internet how seriously can their laws be taken and will anyone ever really respect or follow them?
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jgala
at November 06,2016
Cyberwarfare is something that everyone needs to understand but the issue is that due to international politics involved it is very difficult to curb the next generation warfare. Already there have been multiple catastrophic attacks which have made it difficult enough to stop the future attacks. Stuxnet,Flame,Duqu made the limelight but other's still haven't yet surfaced out.
