industryterm:foreign networks

Pentagon Puts Cyberwarriors on the Offensive, Increasing the Risk of Conflict - The New York Times
▻https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/17/us/politics/cyber-command-trump.html

... the risks of escalation — of United States action in foreign networks leading to retaliatory strikes against American banks, dams, financial markets or communications networks — are considerable, according to current and former officials. Mr. Trump has shown only a cursory interest in the subject, former aides say, not surprising for a man who does not use a computer and came of age as a business executive in a predigital era.

Efforts to rewrite the main document governing the presidential authorities in the cyberarena — Presidential Policy Directive 20, signed by Barack Obama — have faltered in the #chaos of Mr. Bolton’s decision to oust the key players.

#cyberguerre #etats-unis

Mitigating mutual #Wi-Fi interference between foreign networks by synchronizing using #FM #RDS as cheap #time distribution
▻http://www.mccormick.northwestern.edu/news/articles/2015/11/using-fm-to-improve-wireless-networks.html #networking #réseaux

Today, the United States is conducting offensive cyberwar actions around the world. - Crypto-Gram: July 15, 2013
▻http://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram-1307.html#1

Today, the United States is conducting offensive #cyberwar actions around the world.
More than passively eavesdropping, we’re penetrating and damaging foreign networks for both espionage and to ready them for attack. We’re creating custom-designed Internet weapons, pretargeted and ready to be “fired” against some piece of another country’s electronic infrastructure on a moment’s notice.
This is much worse than what we’re accusing China of doing to us. We’re pursuing policies that are both expensive and destabilizing and aren’t making the Internet any safer. We’re reacting from fear, and causing other countries to counter-react from fear.