Cyberthis Cyberthat
Smart, Is It Not?
via Joe Uchill - writing at Axios, comes this well crafted short read detailing the use of questionable adjectives when announcing cyberattacks, that are - in fact - rarely applicable to the ...
CIS Releases 2018 Year In Review
The Center for Internet Security has released (some say unleashed) it's Annual Year In Review targeting the year 2018. Enjoy Summer 2019 while you still can, because, after all, winter is looming! ...
Meanwhile, In Iran: A Doxing Story
The Doxing of the Iranian cybercriminals is evidently ongoing. The story so far, via Andy Greenberg, writing for Wired Magazine. Enjoy! h/t "We are exposing here the cyber tools (APT34 / OILRIG) ...
DefenseOne’s ‘Why Haven’t Terrorists Hit the US with a Devastating Cyber Attack?’
Sounds like a triple-reverse-Stockholm-syndrome-interrogatory, plus a rare reference by Michael Hayden: Note his '“These folks are not cyberdumb.” comment. All via Kathy Gilsinan, an Associate Editor at The Atlantic asking 'Why Haven't ...
The Best Strategy for Cyber-Conflict May Not Be a Cyber-Strategy
Terrific post at War On The Rocks, with an intriguing theory: The Best Strategy for Cyber-Conflict May Not Be A Cyber-Strategy, via Benjamin Runkle, . There's that pesky 'Cyber' thing again... At ...
CyberGeorgia, State of
Excellent reporting via Robert N. Charette, writing at the IEEE's **Spectrum Magazine, detailing another instance of politicians gone wild. Certainly, todays' Must Read**! Permalink ...
The Manga of the Cyber Army of the United States of America
via the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Spectrum Magazine, and reporter Stephen Cass comes a tale of the future, but firmly rooted in the present: The United States Army's new manga, ...
