otherwise known as WW4:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-micro ... world-war/
Why Microsoft is fighting to stop a cyber world war ..
interestingly, it's the US Gov't that is the main hold-out on getting the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace - working.
like is the proposed US "Jedi project, a huge cyber-cloud which could ultimately store nuclear codes"
- actually safe from the Russians ?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46489689
- - two different topic - - but are they are related?.
Cyber Wars
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Re: Cyber Wars
And here I thought you were starting a forum game.
I'm not sure we can reply to the rest of your post, forum rules and politics don't mix. So I'll just say that conflict in cyberspace has been going on for almost as long as cyberspace exists, so there's no cyber war about to break out and there's no stopping it, either.
And to this quote from the article "governments should stand up for the protection of the civilians and civilian infrastructure, and safeguard the internet in general from cyber attacks" I'd like to reply with a Wayne's World quote: "Yeah, and monkeys might fly out of my butt!"
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Re: Cyber Wars
War? - Yes, especially in our brains.Pierre wrote: ⤴Wed Dec 12, 2018 10:19 am otherwise known as WW4:
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-micro ... world-war/
Why Microsoft is fighting to stop a cyber world war ..
interestingly, it's the US Gov't that is the main hold-out on getting the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace - working.
like is the proposed US "Jedi project, a huge cyber-cloud which could ultimately store nuclear codes"
- actually safe from the Russians ?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46489689
- - two different topic - - but are they are related?.
I read about your posting once again on BBC. Your link was - we know for years - bad, bad whoever does bad things, but really
an interesting was this article from BBC from the same day:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-46534681
A seven year old girl suing her father for not building a toilet.
Well, it could be.
The letter of the girl is shown in the article.
My question to this forum: Do you believe that a seven-year-old child can write such a letter?
Do you know seven-year-olds with such a secure handwriting in both Tamil and English?
...and then a perfect letter design with enumeration and entry...
BBC says: Why you can trust BBC News.
I ask: Why you can trust BBC News?
Re: Cyber Wars
Read some great books RE: Cyber Warfare over the last several years - bullet points what I got from all the reading and what it all comes down to in a nutshell:
- The real deterrent is that state actors do not know what the "other guys" have or to what extent the other other guys have infected their national networks with . . . basically the analogy is the nuclear deterrent of mutual destruction. A initiates a cyber war on B and the retaliation may be worse than the initial attack.
- everybody is probing everybody all the time
- everybody is finding "stuff" in their network infrastructure all the time - some of it has been there for literally years (sometime they know who did it sometimes they think they know who did it and sometimes they have no idea who did it)
- God help us all if a World Wide Cyber War ever breaks out.
- The real deterrent is that state actors do not know what the "other guys" have or to what extent the other other guys have infected their national networks with . . . basically the analogy is the nuclear deterrent of mutual destruction. A initiates a cyber war on B and the retaliation may be worse than the initial attack.
- everybody is probing everybody all the time
- everybody is finding "stuff" in their network infrastructure all the time - some of it has been there for literally years (sometime they know who did it sometimes they think they know who did it and sometimes they have no idea who did it)
- God help us all if a World Wide Cyber War ever breaks out.
Re: Cyber Wars
it's supposed to be a Technical Forum - - so, just stay with the technical implications, of those articles.gm10 wrote: ⤴Wed Dec 12, 2018 10:58 am
I'm not sure we can reply to the rest of your post, forum rules and politics don't mix. So I'll just say that conflict in cyberspace has been going on for almost as long as cyberspace exists, so there's no cyber war about to break out and there's no stopping it, either.
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Re: Cyber Wars
I met a 8 year old in Varanasi, India who was fluent in about 9 languages (several Indian sub-continent languages plus Japanese, Mandarin, German, French, Spanish and of course English). He worked as a Guide / Fixer for tourists. Don't underestimate Indian kids...they grow up quick and the clever ones make sure they are equipped to go up in the world.absque fenestris wrote: ⤴Wed Dec 12, 2018 9:07 pm My question to this forum: Do you believe that a seven-year-old child can write such a letter?
Do you know seven-year-olds with such a secure handwriting in both Tamil and English?
...and then a perfect letter design with enumeration and entry...
Plus I think my handwriting as a 7 year old was way better than it is now as a 40 something year old...
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Where did the eight-year-old learn that?smurphos wrote: ⤴Thu Dec 13, 2018 1:44 amI met a 8 year old in Varanasi, India who was fluent in about 9 languages (several Indian sub-continent languages plus Japanese, Mandarin, German, French, Spanish and of course English). He worked as a Guide / Fixer for tourists. Don't underestimate Indian kids...they grow up quick and the clever ones make sure they are equipped to go up in the world.absque fenestris wrote: ⤴Wed Dec 12, 2018 9:07 pm My question to this forum: Do you believe that a seven-year-old child can write such a letter?
Do you know seven-year-olds with such a secure handwriting in both Tamil and English?
...and then a perfect letter design with enumeration and entry...
Plus I think my handwriting as a 7 year old was way better than it is now as a 40 something year old...
Parents, teachers?
But they must have been geniuses, too...
As a teacher, uncle, godfather and stepfather, I taught some children something like reading and writing... they could draw and paint mostly very well, modelling was also not bad - but writing?
Europeans are probably just a bit stupid.