Cyber-attacks and reality checks

Not long ago, I was chatting with an acquaintance online some of its observations on the comments on cyber-warfare, intelligence, surveillance of cyber white hat. This forced me to consider some other issues when dealing with cyber-attacks and false flags. You see, before going after some supposed nation or guilty of a cyber attack, we better make sure that they did in reality. Let's talk.

Now and then, in rule number one of the work of the CIA, namely do you caught, it is logical that the people making cyber attacks would cover their tracks with false leads and carefully planted breadcrumbs to mislead their pursuers, false flags is probably more evidence that not. In other words, everything should be regarded as diametrically opposed to Occam's razor, as if Occam's Razor in cyberwar.

Of course, with high level thinking, cognitive theory, more intelligent people are making cyber-attacks and trying to out think in the spirit of the opposing team, so games of the spirit with the cyber attack in fact happy to sport. Too bad so many people inadvertently get caught in the cross-swap of virtual war games played in the real world.

It is interesting that I agree with most of what had said my knowledge, that rarely happens on topics like that, perhaps because of all the divisions of these areas that overlap, because people near the scene see only what is closed for them, not the larger image. Personally, I see it all as one, not in parts, he married, therefore it could be if pretty darn dangerous if a person who gets it and has the right team behind them starts to play full-tilt for good.

Consider a cyber-attack on our economic system. This is a scary thought, unfortunately, all the tools are in place for someone to really reap havoc on the economic system. I noted that CME (trading of commodity computers) in Chicago came down the other day, not as if there is not enough current daily chaos in these markets, starting with. If big fingers can cause crashes of flash and high-speed trading algorithms can overwhelm the system, which means a double whammy and followed cyberattack orchestrated on the system, could not take any down - if yes, then what?

Potentially with a foreign Black Swan event, some manufactured news online and a few bursts of bubble around the planet, and it is quite possible that a cyber-attack on our financial markets could cost us billions of dollars and us before we knew what hit us. Don't worry, these challenges are known and there are contingency plans, but it is nevertheless frightening things. Please consider all this and thinking about it.

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