So Many Predictions Of Asian Cyberwar
from the proof-anyone? dept
Last month, we were a bit skeptical about reports that North Korea had been training an army of hackers to launch a cyberwar on South Korea. Now, similar reports are coming out that China is planning a cyberwar against Taiwan. While it's quite likely that both North Korea and China would like to do such things, nothing has actually happened in either case. For the past few years, we keep hearing stories about cybersecurity threats to governments, but there has been little, if any evidence, of any serious attacks, rather than a few defacements. That isn't to say that it couldn't happen -- but it's getting tougher to believe that there's a real threat when we keep hearing about threats, but never see anything happen. It also makes you wonder how much damage these cyberwars could really do. They certainly could be quite a nuisance, but the overall economic impact on a nation could be questioned.
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Extremely Dangerous
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Threats we never see
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