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2017 ieee international conference on cyber conflict us cycon us 2017 - proceedings
The Twenty-First Century has seen the dawn of the Internet as a pervasive medium by which nearly all information flows. However, the permissive environment in which the Internet was founded fostered a community plagued by Internet trolls, individuals who deli…
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For the future information warfare, a single jamming mode is not effective due to the complex electromagnetic environment. With the rapid development of cognitive radio technology, collaborative jamming based on cognitive radio, namely cognitive jamming, has…
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To Lt. Gen. Vincent R. Stewart, USMC, director, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), modern warfare is a cognitive battle. To be successful, warfare must strive to control information. In part, war is still a violent clash between hostile forces, with each f…
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How can European democratic states respond to Russian information warfare? This article aims to enable and spur systematic research of how democracies can respond to the spread of distorted information as part of information warfare. The article proposes four…
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The use of weaponized information, as part of a larger information operation, in the US 2016 Presidential election suggests a well-executed information operation. Recognizing that weaponized information causes several reactionary behaviours, the use of this w…
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Confession has for centuries been known as the queen of evidence. This paper examines an unusual type of confessions–ones that are made in public and out of court, the main target audience of which is not legal enforcement or court officers but the generic pu…
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In the aftermath of the US-led ‘global war on terror’, emerging weaponised media of warfare present new means for the military ‘policing’ of populations. Algorithmic modes of observation are applied for the identification of targets, presenting an ‘aerial vie…
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The research focuses on the problem of using social networks as a tool for organization and support of information warfare and as a set of means for confrontation with the objectionable state regimes and individuals. Modern information and communication techn…
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Russian information warfare operations in neighbouring states-in the Baltic States and ex-Soviet republics in particular-form a complex system of activities. The operations are conducted under the doctrine of near abroad and for the purposes of influencing th…
View full recordthe evolution of un sanctions from a tool of warfare to a tool of peace security and human rights
Marking the 50th anniversary of UN sanctions, this work examines the evolution of sanctions from a primary instrument of economic warfare to a tool of prevention and protection against global conflicts and human rights abuses. The rise of sanctions as a versa…
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In several recent cases of actual or attempted regime change, Western governments alleged their opponents’ possession of weapons of mass destruction as pretexts for war. Many such allegations are now known to have been false or exaggerated. The Ukraine crisis…
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China is engaged in longstanding cyber espionage against the U.S., as well as other nations, to collect sensitive public and private information in support of national objectives laid out in its 12th Five Year Plan. Foreign governments citing China's malfeasa…
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The paper is devoted to the analysis of strategies, tactics and means that are used in the modern information environment and cause the discourse destruction. The term "discourse destruction" is interpreted as breaches of information coding and decoding which…
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The 21st century had witnessed the rise of media psychological war using social media platforms as the new weapon for militant group to build influence, recruitment and strengthen their ideology in the global world. Professional use of social media by militan…
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The crisis in Ukraine has accentuated the position of Russian television as the government’s strongest asset in its information warfare. The internet, however, allows other players to challenge the Kremlin’s narrative by providing counter-narratives and debun…
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With the advancement of modern technologies, the security battle between a legitimate system (LS) and an adversary is becoming increasingly sophisticated, involving complex interactions in unknown dynamic environments. Stochastic game (SG), together with mult…
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Modern warfare "blurs the lines between war and politics, conflict and peace, soldier and civilian, and battlefield violence and safe zones. The new form of warfare has arisen from the loss of the nation-state's monopoly on violence, from the rise of cultural…
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The term "hybrid warfare" has been used to refer to the combined usage of unconventional military tactics such as conventional warfare with irregular warfare and cyberwarfare, as well as the employment of other instruments and tactics (subversive elements), t…
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Information warfare became a topic of a heated discussion with the ad- vancement of the Russian state on the territory of the neighbouring Ukraine. Already forgotten since the collapse of the Soviet Union discourse about the Cold War made a rapid comeback int…
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This article discusses the role of communication research in the Cold War, moving from a US-centered to a comparative-transnational point of view. It examines research on prop-aganda and mass communication in the United States and the Soviet Union, focusing n…
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