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There were also talks recently that "NATO may counter cyber attacks with conventional weapons" [1], so hypothetical nation-state attackers would want to downpla
by r721 10y ago
There were also talks recently that "NATO may counter cyber attacks with conventional weapons" [1], so hypothetical nation-state attackers would want to downplay their involvement.
[1] http://www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-nato-idUSKCN0Z12NE http://www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-nato-idUSKCN0Z12NE
- nraynaud 10y agoI am sensing bullshit, I'm pretty sure a lot of countries in NATO wouldn't want to do that, and if a NATO country attacks first (or a country doesn't interprets a cyber attack as an actual attack), the alliance doesn't hold.