Many nations are under constant cyber attack. The United States seems to be ground zero for the vast majority of the cyber attacks launched be their digital enemies around the world. A former CIA official provided the following statistics. In 2007 there were 37,000 reported breaches of government and private systems. In addition, there were [...]
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Rear Adm. (sel.) Mark Kenny, director of the new Navy Irregular Warfare Office, told the Submarine Naval League Symposium in Virginia last week that the SSGNs are being sent “where al Qaeda is at…it’s that simple” according to an article in Defense Daily (subscription) this morning. “The first two deployments, the Ohio and Florida, were [...]
Medvedev observes first-ever test-launch of Russian SLBM
The National Applications Office is meant to coordinate the use of military spy satellites to watch the US, but the GAO warns that more privacy checks are needed. Congress has given the NAO a qualified go-ahead, barring cooperation with law enforcement… for now. Read More… [From New surveillance program will turn military satellites on US]
