cyber this and cyber that, where are my robocops and terminators at?
[QUOTE=Joazzz;43995352]cyber this and cyber that, where are my robocops and terminators at?[/QUOTE]
Skynet comes first.
And of course, you're dumb enough to go public that you are developing a specific tool to damage a specific program [i]because North Korea totally doesn't read the news like everyone else.[/i]
[QUOTE=MIPS;43998669]And of course, you're dumb enough to go public that you are developing a specific tool to damage a specific program [i]because North Korea totally doesn't read the news like everyone else.[/i][/QUOTE]
Don't worry: once North Korea starts developing cyberweapons of their own, they'll be on par with something made from a script kiddie that can only be run in DOS mode.
so um when tons of these get off the chain and ruin the internet and world economy, can we then sit down and do something with cyber warfare like what we did with nuclear weapons and like write some rules as to what cyber weapons can and can't target like financial institutions or public infastructure?
leaked journalist images of the cyberweapon prototypes
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[QUOTE=ProWaffle;44014044]leaked journalist images of the cyberweapon prototypes
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So... South Korea's developing the Z-Saber?
[QUOTE=Sableye;44003060]so um when tons of these get off the chain and ruin the internet and world economy, can we then sit down and do something with cyber warfare like what we did with nuclear weapons and like write some rules as to what cyber weapons can and can't target like financial institutions or public infastructure?[/QUOTE]
Or work on fixing the vulnerabilities which make this possible.
Nuclear treaties work because it is resource intensive to produce a nuke, then to deliver it you need massiles to deliver it.
Treaties on "cyberweapons" wouldn't work because, while time consuming, they don't require a great deal of start up, once you have them they are easy to distribute and its influence is harder to predict than that of a nuke.
Not going to work.
I was gonna say this reminds me of stuxnet but the article beat me to it
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