Conquest in cyberspace: national security and information warfare

Завоевание в киберпространстве: национальная безопасность и информационная война
Martin C. Libicki
2008-06-01

command-and-control operationscyberspaceinformation warfarenational securityweapons systems
Explores the potential for and limitations to information warfare, including its use in weapons systems and in command-and-control operations as well as in the generation of ''noise'' and how far ''friendly conquest'' in cyberspace extends.
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Generating cyber “noise” is identified as a distinct information-warfare function.
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Information warfare has potential applications in weapons systems and military command-and-control operations.
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The concept of “friendly conquest” in cyberspace has limits, indicating that influence or control cannot extend indefinitely or unconditionally.
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The effectiveness of information warfare is constrained by significant limitations, though the abstract does not specify them.

information warfare in cyberspace

its potential and limitations, including applications in weapons systems and command-and-control operations, generation of “noise,” and the scope of “friendly conquest”

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