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Just back from Cranfield Defence Academy, delivering SexLiesAndInstantMessenger, and WhyCyberSecurityIsRubbish. Expect audio and slides in the next couple of days. Right now, though, therapeutic calvados. My vocal chords are shot from 2 hours of projection. Then bed.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Persistent_Threat

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last paragraphs… Ironically, it’s a different kind of cybersecurity that Russia and China may be more worried about. Why is it that those countries, along with such beacons of liberal democracy as Uzbekistan, have suggested that the United Nations establish an “international code of conduct” for cybersecurity? Cyberespionage was elegantly ignored in the suggested wording

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I discovered Thomas Rid at King’s a few months ago, and I like his output; this was forwarded to me today by an anonymous contact 🙂 Foreign Policy magazine “Cyberwar Is Already Upon Us.” No way. “Cyberwar is coming!” John Arquilla and David Ronfeldt predicted in a celebrated Rand paper back in 1993. Since then,

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Spot the humour – names elided; it might even be viable but there are so many issues, not only with the press release itself…

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good reads; index runs to two pages (just).

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