But again, subversion is not war, and cyber subversion is
not cyberwar.
Not exact matches
Not all detrimental activity online need be called «cyberwar,» just as not all actions between states are defined as «war,» says Daniel Dobrygows
Not all detrimental activity online need be called «
cyberwar,» just as
not all actions between states are defined as «war,» says Daniel Dobrygows
not all actions between states are defined as «war,» says Daniel Dobrygowski.
So if we're talking about war — the real thing,
not a metaphor, as in the «war on drugs» — then
cyberwar has never happened in the past, is
not taking place at present, and seems unlikely in the future.
«
Cyberwar has
not taken place in the past, is
not taking place at present and is unlikely in the future»
«If a potential adversary is making the systems and software that you use,» P.W. Singer, author of Cybersecurity and
Cyberwar: What Everyone Needs to Know, told The Verge, «you don't just have dependency, but also potential vulnerability that can be exploited
not just now, but years into the future.»