US Unable To Win a Cyber War
An anonymous reader writes "The inability to deflect even a simulated cyber attack or mitigate its effects shown in an exercise that took place some six days ago at Washington's Mandarin Oriental Hotel doesn't bode well for the US. Mike McConnell, the former Director of National Intelligence, said to the US Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee yesterday that if the US got involved in a cyber war at this moment, they would surely lose. 'We're the most vulnerable. We're the most connected. We have the most to lose,' he stated. Three years ago, McConnell referred to cybersecurity as the 'soft underbelly of this country' and it's clear that he thinks things haven't changed much since then."
a.k.a. All your base are belong to us.
Love many, trust a few, do harm to none.
Luckily, I've setup my server farm in my old bomb shelter.
The headline should really read: "Overseas hacker's computers unable to defeat incoming U.S. nukes."
That would be much more accurate, if we are going to talk about WAR.
We are BOFH. You want Mutual Assured Destruction? We make the USAF look like wusses.
Give a man a fish and you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish, and he'll say "WHERE'S MY FISH, YOU IDIOT?"
If you're captured by the enemy, there are just three pieces of information you are compelled to divulge: Age, Sex, and Location.
Bow-ties are cool.
If nothing else, that would make the transition to IPv6 much easier...
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Yeah, all those explosions do tend to loosen things.
Slow down, cowboy! It has been 4 hours since you last posted. You must wait another few hours.
So you're saying we should build robots to sniff crotches and grope pregnant women?