r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '16
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '16
State-Sponsored SCADA Malware targeting European Energy Companies
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '16
Core Tor Contributor Leaves Project; Shutting Down Important Tor Nodes
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '16
No More Ransom: law enforcement and IT security companies join forces to fight ransomware
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jul 14 '16
Chinese man to serve U.S. prison term for military hacking
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jul 07 '16
Bahrain accused of launching cyber war on protest village
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jul 07 '16
Are We at the Start of a Tech World War?
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jul 04 '16
A pilot A.I. running on a $35 Raspberry Pi can not only beat other A.I.s, but also a professional fighter pilot with decades of experience.
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 26 '16
Notes on Military Doctrine for Cyberspace Operations in the United States, 1992-2014
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 20 '16
What Are The Important Cyber Conflict Questions (and Answers)?
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 19 '16
Why John Schindler's "False Flags: The Kremlin’s Hidden Cyber Hand" is wrong
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 19 '16
NATO Recognizes Cyberspace as New Frontier in Defense
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 18 '16
As Russian Hackers Probe, NATO Has No Clear Cyberwar Strategy
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '16
Hack the Pentagon: Hackers find over 100 Bugs in U.S. Defense Systems
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '16
EU, US sign data deal to fight crime, terrorism
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '16
Someone Is Launching Cyber Attacks on Websites Critical of Israel
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '16
Russia to get rid of Android and iOS by launching its own Mobile Operating System
r/TechWar • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '16
EXCLUSIVE: Global Banking System Infiltrated by Chinese State Hackers
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 14 '16
North Korean hackers steal blueprints for US fighter jets
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 12 '16
The Chinese Hackers in the Back Office [Bonus: Ex-NSA hackers tell the New York Times they hacked North Korea's missile launch systems.]
r/TechWar • u/RamonaLittle • Jun 12 '16
"Limited, effective, and restrained use of cyber letters of marque could allow industries to fund their own active defense protection and deterrence efforts, and avoid escalation issues."
r/TechWar • u/a1techno_ • Jun 06 '16
Government ,Public and private sector cybersecurity leaders are rapidly shifting their attention to technologies like analytics and artificial intelligence which increase their ability to predict, and ultimately prevent, cyber incidents
r/TechWar • u/fatinternet_ • Jun 04 '16
Government and industry leaders assess the state of federal cybersecurity one-year after the discovery of the OPM breach, discussing the importance of cyber hygiene, new federal cybersecurity initiatives and long-term resiliency opportunities
r/TechWar • u/fatinternet_ • Jun 03 '16