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| Update on Drone Hacking - The Best Defense Against Cyber Insurgents is a Good Offense |
| 2009-12-25 |
| "Ask a cyber soldier what it means when the enemy is using specific tactics to infiltrate your lines of communication, and you might notice a slight smile cross the soldiers face. When the enemy is in your lines it means bad news in traditional military terms, but in the asymmetrical world of cyber warfare this development should be seen as an opportunity. More at link.... |
| Posted by:Uncle Phester |
| #12 Hay Abdule look at the cool video we intercepted. Yo Abu that looks like out house, allah be praised, it is our house. Look at the pretty cross hairs on our lovely mud hut. |
| Posted by: 49 Pan 2009-12-25 23:51 |
| #11 "There was a soldier, a Cyber Soldier, Who wandered far away, and cyber'd night and day..." Grunter: LOL! We will have to get Alex Beaton to sing that one! |
| Posted by: Alaska Paul 2009-12-25 22:45 |
| #10 Last night I saw upon the net A cyber-soldier who wasnÂ’t there He wasnÂ’t there again today He said to stop calling him that. |
| Posted by: Mitch H. 2009-12-25 14:53 |
| #9 Now, now, Pappy, there are some of us Airdale types that have "gotten our boots muddy" a time or two. Some of us have even been shot at (and returned effective fire). The stuff downloaded from the TR-1 (and a few other birds) is all encrypted. I'm sure the data from drones is not encrypted because the encryption equipment is pretty cumbersome - it has to be to be effective. Still, something as simple as PGP could have prevented this kind of debacle. |
| Posted by: Old Patriot 2009-12-25 14:07 |
| #8 So how many "cyber soldiers" have you spoken with lately? No "soldiers" - just Marines. A few, if you count "within two weeks" as lately. And they don't refer to themselves as that. "Cyber soldiers" sounds like an Air Force term. |
| Posted by: Pappy 2009-12-25 12:20 |
| #7 "There was a soldier, a Cyber Soldier, Who wandered far away, and cyber'd night and day..." |
| Posted by: Grunter 2009-12-25 10:58 |
| #6 #1 Ask a cyber soldier what it means when the enemy is using specific tactics to infiltrate your lines of communication, and you might notice a slight smile cross the soldiers face. So how many "cyber soldiers" have you spoken with lately? Posted by: gorb 2009-12-25 00:31 1 yesterday, thanks..... |
| Posted by: Uncle Phester 2009-12-25 10:32 |
| #5 So how many "cyber soldiers" have you spoken with lately? No laughing matter actually. Many are former soldiers, retirees, contractors, etc, stuck away doing God's work in basement offices and complexes. With a few PhD's and super geeks sprinkled in, these sites are cyber technology incubators. Very necessary these people and their work. |
| Posted by: Besoeker 2009-12-25 10:01 |
| #4 So how many "cyber soldiers" have you spoken with lately? I know a few .... |
| Posted by: lotp 2009-12-25 09:38 |
| #3 With chip technology going from 34nm to 22nm, more and more all the time... |
| Posted by: M. Murcek 2009-12-25 00:45 |
| #2 I wonder how many cyber soldiers can dance on the head of a pin. |
| Posted by: gorb 2009-12-25 00:31 |
| #1 Ask a cyber soldier what it means when the enemy is using specific tactics to infiltrate your lines of communication, and you might notice a slight smile cross the soldiers face. So how many "cyber soldiers" have you spoken with lately? |
| Posted by: gorb 2009-12-25 00:31 |