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Cyber-Wars?
Are the multiple recent underwater cable cuts in the Middle East a conspiracy?
Was Estonia, a target of a cyber-war last year?
New York Times this morning has an article on "satellite spotters" with an ominous ending "If (an amateur like) Ted can track all these satellites...so can the Chinese.” Track? How about this Discover article on blowing up a satellite.
The US has been simulating Cyber Storm and other war games for years now.
And they have found the enemy. It's us bloggers.
February 05, 2008 in Industry Commentary | Permalink