Looking to History to Understand Cyber-Conflict
Apr 13, 2018 With the Pentagon calling for a nuclear response to non-nuclear attacks on critical infrastructure, a new book explores the digital front.
Job Board [a cartoon from the United Arab Emirates]
Jan 15, 2017
‘Zero Days’ Film Review: When Warfare Goes Viral, Guess Who Loses?
Jul 9, 2016 Compared to the era-defining new infoweapon Stuxnet, Big Brother is the stuff of child’s play. Compared to the era-defining new infoweapon Stuxnet, Big Brother is the stuff of child’s play.
Advice Too Secret to Ignore
Mar 20, 2014 Col. Manners answers questions on CIA practices, proper cyberwar behavior, and invasion etiquette.
Cyber Soldier
Feb 26, 2014
Disclosed: Funding America’s Digital Wars
Aug 31, 2013 Top-secret budget documents given to The Washington Post by NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden show how Barack Obama's growing force of cyberwarriors infiltrate and disrupt foreign computer networks.
The Digital Empire’s Threat to Latin America
Jul 9, 2013 "Every day, hundreds of millions of messages from the entire Latin American continent are devoured by US spy agencies, and stored forever in warehouses the size of small cities," WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange writes in The Guardian on Tuesday. "The geographical facts about the infrastructure of the internet therefore have consequences for the independence and sovereignty of Latin America."
British Military Bends the Rules for Out of Shape Computer Warriors
Jul 4, 2013 If you're good with technology, Her Majesty's military no longer cares how many push-ups you can do.
The Chimerica Dream
Jun 21, 2013 With a set of cyber-campaigns -- from cyber-enabled economic theft and espionage to the possibility of future state-sanctioned cyber-attacks -- evolving in the shadows, it’s hard to spin the sunny “new type of great power relationship” President Xi suggested for the U.S. and China at the recent summit.
GOP’s Foreign Policy Unfit for a World Power
Feb 6, 2013 Chuck Hagel's confirmation hearings to become secretary of defense have raised questions about the Republican Party's ability to conduct U.S. foreign policy worthy of a major international player; Hillary Clinton may be responsible for the decline in the use of "Hillary" as a baby name; meanwhile, although President Obama is quite adept at Internet use, his tendency toward waging a "cyber war" is a deficient approach to online security. These discoveries and more after the jump.
