THE PHOTO essay at DOD is worth a look for those appreciating the history of Chuck Hagel’s appointment. Hagel is the first former enlisted man to ever become Defense secretary. In other news, Secretary Hagel is being lobbied to reconsider the prowess of a drone and cyberwarfare medal being considered. From the Washington Post on [...]
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News Desk: China Denies Cyberwarfare Charge
A CYBER security investigation by a Mandiant Intelligence Report left little in doubt that China’s government-sponsored APT1 is attacking commercial entities in the U.S. Today, China denies the allegations. From the New York Times: A day after a United States security company accused a People’s Liberation Army unit in Shanghai of engaging in cyberwarfare against [...]
Joe Lieberman’s Revenge
Sen. Joe Lieberman says there should be a special counsel to look into allegations that the administration has leaked information on a U.S.-Israeli cyber-warfare campaign against Iran’s nuclear program and other classified activities. [...] Lieberman said a special counsel would avoid any appearance of conflict of interest. – Washington Post A PARTING SHOT at the [...]
Pentagon Sends Warning on Cyber Attack
The Pentagon has concluded that computer sabotage coming from another country can constitute an act of war, a finding that for the first time opens the door for the U.S. to respond using traditional military force. [...] In part, the Pentagon intends its plan as a warning to potential adversaries of the consequences of attacking [...]
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