@War: The Rise of the Military-Internet Complex (42 page)

counterterrorism,
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cryptologists,
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Cyber Command.
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US Cyber Command

cybercrime,
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intellectual property; network forensics

cyber espionage,
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China, cyber campaign against the US; spyware

cyber espionage by the US: of Americans,
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Fourth Amendment; legal issues, monitoring by the NSA; privacy issues); by companies (
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private sector); by the FBI,
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Tailored Access Operations); by Mandiant,
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cyber kill chain,
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cyber security: companies (
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private sector); cyber hygiene,
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National Security Agency, national cyber defense activities

cyberspace: characteristics,
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cyber warfare: authority to begin (
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authority for cyber warfare); with China, effects on the US,
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critical infrastructures); cyber arms market,
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cyber warfare, blurred distinction between defense and offense); early development,
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cyber warfare, blurred distinction between defense and offense: “active defense,”
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data collection and storage: CIA-NSA metadata,
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data management,
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data mining,
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Davis, Maj. Gen. John,
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Def Con conference,
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Defense Cyber Crime Center,
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Defense Industrial Base (DIB): creation,
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Defense Information Systems Agency,
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Defense Intelligence Agency,
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denial-of-service attacks,
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DHS.
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US Department of Homeland Security

DIB.
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Defense Industrial Base

distributed computing vs. centralized supercomputers,
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DITU.
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Data Intercept Technology Unit

documents/information: classified,
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DOD.
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US Department of Defense

drives, USB.
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thumb drives

drone technology,
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Eastern Europe,
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eBay,
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Eisenhower, Dwight,
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electrical power systems,
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See also
critical infrastructures

Electronic Privacy Information Center,
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e-mail: BlackBerry,
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malware, e-mail as vehicle for; spear-phishing; spyware, vehicles for); security,
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embassies,
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encryption key,
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Endgame,
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energy resources.
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electrical power systems; nuclear facilities; petroleum power systems

engineering, reverse,
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England, Gordon,
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Estonia,
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