Meanings of cyberwarfare in английском

Nearly all of the successful operations conducted in offensive cyberwarfare will require deniability.

The Pentagon already employs legions of elite hackers trained in cyberwarfare.

Now Microsoft hopes to create something just as widespread to protect civilians from cyberwarfare.

By contrast, details about U.S. offensive cyberwarfare capabilities and operations are almost all classified.

Generals want to train crack squads of hackers and have wet dreams of cyberwarfare.

The question now being asked is whether that means an age of cyberwarfare is imminent.

But this would be the first instance of cyberwarfare aimed at a truly strategic target.

Most, if not all, of this experience and innovation in cyberwarfare is gained through criminal activity.

There is growing concern that these countries are using cyberwarfare to interfere with the election and deepen US partisan divisions.

Even so, it paints a picture of a Defense Department playing catch-up to the realities of cyberwarfare, even in 2018.

In addition to the Geneva Convention, Microsoft can also look to international agreements on communications technology for guidance on governing cyberwarfare.

Noting that the United States and Britain are setting up cyberwarfare commands, Yadlin said Israel also has personnel in this field.

Military strikes, by contrast, have an instantly quantifiable physical effect. Israel may be open to a more overt strain of cyberwarfare.

Officials want them to be ready to face cyberwarfare that could target civil infrastructure such as water, electricity, telecommunications and transport.

North Korea also has an agreement with Iran for cyberwarfare activities, spurred by the discovery of the US and Israeli cyberweapon Stuxnet.

Arquilla, who invented the term cyberwarfare two decades ago, said a few master hackers had already been recruited but more were needed.