What is going to be the policy for Open Source? As you probably know there is a great prevalence in the Black Hat community to use open source for their tools.
What is going to be the policy for use of tools that would be considered black hat in nature? IE: Is the USAF going to have the latest versions of MPACK with the full subscription?
In China, there is a cottage industry of hackers that are paid after they pull off hacks, is there going to be any situations where that occurs here?
What is your opinion of the paper "Unrestricted Warfare" by Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui? Is this going to be part of the foundation for the USAF CC or is the program's posture going to be purely defensive in nature?
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General Lord,
What is going to be the policy for Open Source? As you probably know there is a great prevalence in the Black Hat community to use open source for their tools.
What is going to be the policy for use of tools that would be considered black hat in nature? IE: Is the USAF going to have the latest versions of MPACK with the full subscription?
In China, there is a cottage industry of hackers that are paid after they pull off hacks, is there going to be any situations where that occurs here?
What is your opinion of the paper "Unrestricted Warfare" by Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui? Is this going to be part of the foundation for the USAF CC or is the program's posture going to be purely defensive in nature?
Thank you