Cyber house rules: on war, retaliation and escalation/ Lawrence J. Cavaiola, David C. Gompert and Martin Libicki
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Survival Vol.57 No.1 February-March 2015, pp.81-133 (106)Summary: With the known nature of the potential of how offensives can be conducted in cyberspace, this article looks at the security of cyberwarfare in the United States and concludes that the US cannot exclude that it would conduct offensive cyber operations in conditions besides war.
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With the known nature of the potential of how offensives can be conducted in cyberspace, this article looks at the security of cyberwarfare in the United States and concludes that the US cannot exclude that it would conduct offensive cyber operations in conditions besides war.
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