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That cyberoffense might be employed if China were ever to launch a massive cyberwar on the U.S. But in the daily guerrilla cyberwar with China, our government is engaged in defending only its own networks.
China's Cyberassault on America Richard Clarke 2011
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That cyberoffense might be employed if China were ever to launch a massive cyberwar on the U.S. But in the daily guerrilla cyberwar with China, our government is engaged in defending only its own networks.
China's Cyberassault on America Richard Clarke 2011
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Sanford Schlitt, who coordinates the Cyber Patriot competition, argues that teaching cyberoffense crosses "a thin line between training kids and creating hackers."
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He also points out that America's potential enemies aren't shying away from cyberoffense education.
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Admittedly, the administration's plan for cyberoffense -- you know, to hack into networks not our own -- did not get as much news buzz as the cyberczar, but don't be fooled: the military is already on the job, mounting an invasion of a whole new territory, cyberspace!
Frida Berrigan: Cyberscares About Cyberwars Equal Cybermoney 2009
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Why is it any worse to train cyberattackers for cyberoffense?
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They include cyberoffense and defense, unmanned aircraft, known as drones, and Special Operations forces - like those who killed Osama bin Laden and who also train foreign militaries to battle insurgencies so the United States does not have to.
NYT > Home Page By THOM SHANKER 2011
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Admittedly, the administration's plan for cyberoffense -- you know, to hack into networks not our own -- did not get as much news buzz as the cyberczar, but don't be fooled: the military is already on the job, mounting an invasion of a whole new territory, cyberspace!
TomDispatch 2009
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Admittedly, the administration's plan for cyberoffense -- you know, to hack into networks not our own -- did not get as much news buzz as the cyberczar, but don't be fooled: the military is already on the job, mounting an invasion of a whole new territory, cyberspace!
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Frida Berrigan 2009
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Admittedly, the administration's plan for cyberoffense -- you know, to hack into networks not our own -- did not get as much news buzz as the cyberczar, but don't be fooled: the military is already on the job, mounting an invasion of a whole new territory, cyberspace!
Signs of the Times 2009
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