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Predicting the proliferation of cyber weapons into small states/ Daniel Hughes

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HUGHES Daniel

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TextPublication details: 2016Subject(s):

CYBER WEAPONS

In: JFQ : Joint Force Quarterly : 4th Quarter 2016, No 83, pp.19-26 (79)Summary: This article takes the position that in cyber warfare the balance of power between offense and defense has yet to be determined. The indirect and immaterial nature of cyber weapons ensures that they do not alter the fundamental principles of warfare and cannot win military conflicts unaided.

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This article takes the position that in cyber warfare the balance of power between offense and defense has yet to be determined. The indirect and immaterial nature of cyber weapons ensures that they do not alter the fundamental principles of warfare and cannot win military conflicts unaided.

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