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I think we have seen that opposite is true. Both russia and its allies has a lot of hackers etc and so does Ukraine and its allies. Despite this we have seen ve
by victorbjorklund 3y ago
I think we have seen that opposite is true. Both russia and its allies has a lot of hackers etc and so does Ukraine and its allies. Despite this we have seen very little use of hacking other than DDOS public site and defacing sites.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoJust want to point out...the title specifically mentions *the future* of warfare, not the current which is still very much based on a 20th Century paradigm, 20th Century educated decision makers, etc. Also keep in mind, the media loves to show carnage and destruction. A _______ crippled and disabled due to a cyber attack isn't sexy. Sure, they mention it but their level of attention is not an indication of importance for a given objective.
- cout 3y agoIf the hackers are doing their jobs, there should be little evidence that there ever was a hack -- like if stuxnet had never made it into the wild presumably everyone might have thought the centrifuges were faulty.