Cyber-weapons in nuclear counter-proliferation/ Doreen Horschig
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Defense & Security Analysis : Vol.36, Issue. 3, 2020, pp.352-371 (94)Summary: This work analyses the general applicability of cyber-weapons and their usefulness in nuclear counter-proliferation. Through a comparative case study of Operation Orchard, Stuxnet, and recent "Left-of-Launch" operations against North Korea, the essay finds that cyber-operations are not particularly effective against nuclear programmes that are in the later stages of their development.
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This work analyses the general applicability of cyber-weapons and their usefulness in nuclear counter-proliferation. Through a comparative case study of Operation Orchard, Stuxnet, and recent "Left-of-Launch" operations against North Korea, the essay finds that cyber-operations are not particularly effective against nuclear programmes that are in the later stages of their development.
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