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Meanings of cyberwar in English

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ciberguerra

An assault on electronic communication networks.

ciberguerra
Usage of cyberwar in English
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First Shots The world's conception of cyberwar changed forever in 2010.
Wired
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Some sage observers see cyberwar as akin to the ancient game of Go.
Wired
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The internet giant has declared cyberwar on the world's biggest nation.
The Guardian
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A cyberwar treaty will bring about three profound benefits.
The Guardian
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After all, shadowy hackers have waged a cyberwar there for years, likely at Russia's bidding.
Wired
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If a full-fledged cyberwar were to break out, the nation's economy would be hit hard.
Reuters
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The Pentagon's way-out researchers don't just want to build an Internet simulator, to test out cyberwar tactics.
Wired
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And the Networked Culture blog has assembled for pro-democracy sympathizers a "cyberwar guide for beginners."
Wired
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If you read the press and listen to government leaders, we're already in the middle of a cyberwar.
The Irish Times
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Similar attacks on Estonia in 2007 were rather breathlessly described as the world's first proper "cyberwar."
Wired
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If cyberwar ever comes to pass, the generals will be human, but the foot soldiers will be algorithms.
The Master Algorithm
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Otherwise, we point our readers to a package of stories about cyberwar and a load of other security-related news.
Reuters
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For the last two years, Darpa has been working to make waging cyberwar as easy as playing a video game.
Wired
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It is not cyberwar.
The Guardian
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A public version of the report disclosed in January said the United States is ill-prepared in the case of a full-scale cyberwar.
News.com.au
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Only the Stuxnet worm may point to a huge innovation for cyberwar: the mass disablement of an enemy's most important strategic programs.
Wired
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