The Art of the Cyberwar
The development of new technologies, in catching up with military interests and dependence on existing technology by developed countries, sets up a scenario where the cyber war, or war in cyberspace, is becoming more important.
All countries aware of the risks of such dependence developed defense programs against attacks that could jeopardize critical national infrastructure.
On the other hand, developing countries and major world powers are training computer security experts in various techniques of hacking, cracking, virology, etc.., forming true experts in cyber warfare, called cyberwarriors.
That does not fit anyone doubt that the future wars will not be determined or land or sea or air, but in cyberspace. The soldiers do not carry weapons or shields, but knowledge and deploy applications that war virus, disabling the enemy's critical systems that are technologically dependent.
This is the scenario where the world is moving now, a scenario of technological dependence, where countries with more traditional military strength will be losing ability to war for countries with highly qualified in computer security and cyber techniques.
This essay is intended as a point of reflection and knowledge about cyber warfare, on the present philosophy of Sun Tzu in the Art of War, and adapt their knowledge to technological scenario which we live and live, so we can get a modern compendium: The Art of Cyberwar.
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All countries aware of the risks of such dependence developed defense programs against attacks that could jeopardize critical national infrastructure.
On the other hand, developing countries and major world powers are training computer security experts in various techniques of hacking, cracking, virology, etc.., forming true experts in cyber warfare, called cyberwarriors.
That does not fit anyone doubt that the future wars will not be determined or land or sea or air, but in cyberspace. The soldiers do not carry weapons or shields, but knowledge and deploy applications that war virus, disabling the enemy's critical systems that are technologically dependent.
This is the scenario where the world is moving now, a scenario of technological dependence, where countries with more traditional military strength will be losing ability to war for countries with highly qualified in computer security and cyber techniques.
This essay is intended as a point of reflection and knowledge about cyber warfare, on the present philosophy of Sun Tzu in the Art of War, and adapt their knowledge to technological scenario which we live and live, so we can get a modern compendium: The Art of Cyberwar.
Version in english
Version in spanish
2 comentarios:
Este documento es una copia barata del mismo texto publicado en la fecha 03/31/2008 por la empresa española isoluciones
http://www.isoluciones.es/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=24&Itemid=55
Hola, "copia barata"? no lo creo! Este documento es una reedición con arreglos del mismo autor, David, quien es miembro de MalwareIntelligence.
Quiero decirte/preguntarte [con ánimos constructivos] algunas cositas simples para que las consideres invitándote a la reflexión, simplemente para medir tus palabras en un futuro:
1. Si llegaste hasta este documento es porque quizás seas lector del blog, entonces, ¿por qué escudarse en el anonimato para realizar un comentario?.
2. Acusar de plagio no es algo menor y para ello debes tener pruebas, con lo cual, te invito a que revises TODO el contenido de MalwareIntelligence en busca de plagio.
3. TODO el material publicado es propio ¿tú qué aportas a la comunidad como para sentirte con derechos de menospreciar el trabajo de los demás?
4. Si te animas a conversar conmigo con fines constructivos y con ganas de aportar algo de interés, te invito a que me escribas a mi dirección de correo jamieres#at#gmail#dot#com], quizás tengas ganas de compartir algo.
Podría continuar con la lista, pero espero que seas lo suficientemente inteligente como para pensar sobre tus propias palabras y "acusar" sin leer bien ;-)
Soy el fundador de MalwareIntelligence pero hace mucho tiempo que no escribo, pero "barato", a mi criterio, es hablar y escribir sin fundamento alguno como lo estas haciendo con este mensaje.
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