RE: [iwar] [fc:Warning.on.Cyberattack.'Exaggerated']

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Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 21:02:57 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: RE: [iwar] [fc:Warning.on.Cyberattack.'Exaggerated']
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<P>&nbsp;
<P>I agree,&nbsp; but only last year at the NDU Joint Forces Con,
primarily the brass thought&nbsp;that it truely was&nbsp;not possible
that 3000 people would die on 9-11 this year.&nbsp; The world changes
as so does cyber abuse.&nbsp; Who knows-some day the ante will be go up
at the right time, and&nbsp;the world may change again?</P>
<P>&nbsp; <B><I>"e.r." &lt;fastflyer28@yahoo.com&gt;</I></B> wrote: 
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT:
#1010ff 2px solid"><TT><BR>Hi Tony and all:<BR>It does not even require
the diabolical-everything from bored kids who think crashing high
priced systems is fun are in play, but it is a problem that the most
seruious of foes, foreign and financed, will use to potentially turn
this into a cyber sabre of a 21 C War.The US has been painfully slow to
recognize cyber attacks as a serious problem and while some say " no
one has died" from cyber threats, who knows who the future brings as
society become even more dependant on computers for nearly
everthing.&nbsp; The military services are each putting manpower and
money to this problem and while that does not mean any answers are at
hand, it is a needed&nbsp; demonstration of concern.&nbsp; If a war
were on, a cyber attack on critical command and control functions could
cause the US to have troops killed through no direction at all, or
misdirection by our adversaries.<BR>Even last year while intelligence
started picking up signs that an attack on the US by terrorists was a
possibility, no one really believed anyone would be fool hearty enough
to attack us at home.&nbsp; A new world order dropped in on nearly
3,000 people on 9-11. Cyber attacks may not have found leathality as
yet, but DOD is now looking at a great number of possibilities these
days that in the recent past, seem to be a threat to no one.&nbsp; This
is no longer hacker kids out for some fun, it is serious and for
example the Chinese have now taught a battalion of PLA soldiers to
break into systems all over the world.&nbsp; That is a forboding matter
that we all should start to think and plan for. That should give us all
pause.<BR>&nbsp; Tony Bartoletti &lt;azb@llnl.gov&gt; wrote: At 05:18
PM 5/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:<BR>&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp; &gt;&gt;Warning on
Cyberattack 'Exaggerated'<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;I still think we should siphon
another few billion $$$ out of the physical<BR>&gt;counter-terrorism
fund.&nbsp; Ignore those who fear ephemeral threats like
bio-,<BR>&gt;aero-, and agri-terrorism.&nbsp; Those threats only
killed, what, a few thousand<BR>&gt;people in the last year?&nbsp;
Bah.&nbsp; Most of those deaths occurred on one day.&nbsp;
I<BR>&gt;dismiss it as a statistical anomaly.&nbsp; We desperately need
to protect our PCs<BR>&gt;from diabolical cyber-terrorists who can
destroy all flora &amp; fauna in North<BR>&gt;America with just 105
lines of Word macro source code.<BR><BR><BR>Granted that, in and of
itself, a "massive cyber-attack" seems not to have <BR>the destructive
potential (and certainly not the get-wrenching visuals) of <BR>a
spectacular physical attack.<BR><BR>But in coordination with a
widespread physical attack, confusion of the <BR>cyber-situation can
lead to increased casualties due to panic, <BR>inappropriate direction
of response efforts, etc.<BR><BR>And as far as the billions dedicated
to "Physical Counter-Terrorism", ask <BR>yourself how much it costs to
activate national guard to patrol airport <BR>corridors, bringing
thousands of loaded weapons into those facilities.&nbsp; And <BR>ask
yourself whether that REALLY makes flying safer - or is it really
<BR>intended to cajole the public into rejoining air-travel, so the
revenues <BR>keep
flowing.<BR><BR>____tony____<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>Yahoo! Groups
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