Cyber Warfare
The Invisible War in West Asia
The two recent malware attacks on energy companies in West Asia are particularly worrisome since they represent a rapid escalation in capabilities and intent on the part of the perpetrators.
China’s new great firewall and publicity offensive
After ensuring that its people are only able to access ‘filtered’ news, the Chinese leadership has also decided to refurbish its image abroad through a major public relations effort.
Pentagon Report on China: Assessment or Exaggeration?
Even though the report is fairly cautious in what it says and does not highlight anything new, the reactions on the Chinese side have not been that positive.
Internet at the Crossroads
The Internet’s blurred boundaries and its existing vulnerabilities have led to unhealthy trends, which, if not addressed adequately, could pose severe problems.
China's Emerging Cyber War Doctrine
China will develop much greater depth and sophistication in its understanding and handling of information warfare techniques and operations.
An Overview of the Russo-Georgian Conflict
Georgia was a constituent republic of the former USSR. In 1991, the dissolution of the Soviet Union led to the independence of Georgia.
Confronting the Threat in Cyberspace
Chair: Thomas Mathew
Discussants: Prem Chand & Subimal Bhattacharjee
Chinese Cyber War
In 2007 Chinese hackers gained notoriety in the US after a series of cyber intrusions, including one involving Pentagon systems.
