Mr. Xi created and empowered the cyberspace administration, which has subsumed many of the overlapping agencies that once governed content in cyberspace.
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China will help the military in its important role of "safeguarding national cyberspace sovereignty, security and development interests" and "hasten the building of cyberspace capabilities", they said, but also called on countries to "guard against cyberspace becoming a new battlefield".
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"The purpose is to safeguard [China's] national cyberspace sovereignty and national security … rather than to restrict foreign enterprises," the Cyberspace Administration said on its website.
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NATO determined cyberspace is a war fighting domain only two years ago, and it still must determine what exactly in cyberspace will trigger the alliance's collective defense.
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" Trump also said that the move will "streamline command and control of time-sensitive cyberspace operations," and that it will "ensure that critical cyberspace operations are adequately funded.
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"The U.S. government is currently not designed to act with the speed and agility necessary to defend the country in cyberspace," the final report of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission concludes.
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"The purpose is to safeguard (China's) national cyberspace sovereignty and national security... rather than to restrict foreign enterprises," the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said in a statement on its website.
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"The purpose is to safeguard [China's] national cyberspace sovereignty and national security... rather than to restrict foreign enterprises," the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said in a statement on its website.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's cyberspace crackdown faces big tests.
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The Paris Call for Security and Trust in Cyberspace is just the latest in a string of efforts to create a multilateral, comprehensive set of regulations for how countries conduct operations in cyberspace.
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The United States announced in 2011 that it viewed cyberspace as an operational domain of war, and said it would respond to hostile attacks in cyberspace as it would to any other threat.
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Are we about to engage in a "battle for cyberspace," one thrust upon us by rivals and adversaries intent on defining cyberspace as "territory" and on seizing the territory our infrastructures depend on?
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"Global cyberspace governance is at a crucial crossroads," Liu said.
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Her 2014 book, "Hate Crimes in Cyberspace," documents the issue.
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Twenty years ago, cyberspace was a new and evolving landscape.
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In cyberspace, Russia is targeting U.S. cities, counties and states.
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Unlike the physical world, in cyberspace, physical proximity is irrelevant.
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But there is some good news from the cyberspace front.
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Both companies and China's top cyberspace regulator declined to comment.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China wants control over apps. 10.
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Evans proves a companionable guide for a tour through cyberspace.
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And we can't just exist either in cyberspace or physically.
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At least, they can in the many worlds of cyberspace.
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Today, the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission published its final report.
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Once a sideshow, cyberspace operations have moved to center stage.
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The attack may just be from cyberspace rather than missiles.
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Experts say Iran has steadily improved its capabilities in cyberspace.
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Cyberspace: Russian information warfare continues unabated in the digital theater.
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Iran has a long history of malicious activity in cyberspace.
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Or the Kremlin could offer some sort of cyberspace deal.
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We need to know where the line is in cyberspace.
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"He understood instantly that [cyberspace] was a threat," Shorris said.
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"For over 20 years, nation-states and non-state actors have used cyberspace to subvert American power, American security, and the American way of life," wrote the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, which Congress created in 2018.
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Meanwhile, the Chymoji have hit cyberspace and Kourtney is not happy.
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""Elevation will also ensure that critical cyberspace operations are adequately funded.
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The Tallinn Manual did a comparable job for cyberspace in 2013.
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Today, of course, AOL evidently doesn't have a monopoly over cyberspace.
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One option for Washington is to retaliate against Russia in cyberspace.
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Tech firms have been building barriers in cyberspace for some time.
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That said, China continues to further tighten control over the cyberspace.
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Benjamin Redford's Internetopia cyberspace—it's all glowing digits and infinity grids.
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As we learned from Hillary, nothing is completely erased in cyberspace.
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"The 'world wide web', 'cyberspace', everything was totally exciting," he added.
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Adversaries are still pursuing veterans and their personal information in cyberspace.
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Tensions between Turkey and Russia appear to be moving to cyberspace.
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Cyberspace has given our enemies access to every one of us.
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Containing Putin's Russia, including in cyberspace, never has been more important.
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Our nation's infrastructure is bound inextricably, or even "glued," to cyberspace.
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Lawmakers pushing for global cyberspace norms have scored an early win.
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In cyberspace, AI is already used by both attackers and defenders.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said that as of Nov.
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"In cyberspace, our operations are driven by intelligence," General Moore said.
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President Trump just increased the importance of military operations in cyberspace.
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And he endorsed the creation of communities through encounters in cyberspace.
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They lord it over cyberspace and set many of its rules.
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"The stability of cyberspace depends on the responsible behavior of nations."
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First, activities in cyberspace have the benefit of being dynamically scalable.
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The editor wrote an article, and the news rocketed through cyberspace.
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The future battles between geopolitical foes are increasingly moving toward cyberspace.
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At first glance, it would be easy to confuse the Trump administration's new National Cyber Strategy with its predecessors: the Obama administration's 2009 Cyberspace Policy Review and George W. Bush's 2003 National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace.
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"The building of national defense cyberspace capabilities is an important part of China's military modernization," the Foreign Ministry and the Cyberspace Administration of China, the country's internet regulator, said in a strategy paper on the ministry's website.
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That document states the aim of a "free, fair and secure cyberspace".
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Walls are popping up everywhere, both on the ground and in cyberspace.
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The rapid rise of crowdfunding platforms has moved this practice into cyberspace.
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And that's what cyberspace is: a new domain for conflict and war.
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There's no gravity in cyberspace except the gravity that we say exists.
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This thought process doesn't translate well to problems in cyberspace, Lee said.
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Dorf, 25 years old, grew up in the vast beginnings of cyberspace.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to "The online world" is CYBERSPACE.
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"Cyberspace is not a domain beyond the rule of law," Xi said.
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They then find themselves in what looks like Mirror's idea of cyberspace.
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Regardless, your brain needs to free up more space outside of cyberspace.
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The US has long been aware of North Korea's prowess in cyberspace.
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He previously led the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC).
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The country's cyberspace administrator did not respond to a request for comment.
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Wars will be won or lost in cyberspace and by electronic weaponry.
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" Prosecutors soon announced a crackdown on "false or defamatory data in cyberspace.
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There's plenty to argue about in cyberspace, as in the real world.
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Planters even killed Mr. Peanut, an absurd premise only tolerable in cyberspace.
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We spoke with UN Secretary-General António Guterres about conflict in cyberspace.
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We shouldn't be surprised, therefore, when cyberspace becomes a reflection of meatspace.
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Candidates, advocacy groups, and citizens constantly flood cyberspace vying for voter attention.
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Russia has for years been among the most aggressive actors in cyberspace.
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The law is "not only for the legal protection for the interests of the masses in cyberspace, but also effectively safeguards national cyberspace sovereignty and security," according to a government statement published in state media outlet China Daily.
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Iran "uses cyberspace operations as a tool of statecraft and internal security, and it continues to improve its capabilities," the Defense Intelligence Agency warned in November in an examination of Tehran's military goals and intentions, including in cyberspace.
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"I like to refer to William Gibson, who has a quote about how cyberspace used to be a specific space that you went to, and now cyberspace is everted and it seeks to colonize the physical," Johnson explained.
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With the launch of a declaration entitled the 'Paris call for trust and security in cyberspace', French President Emmanuel Macron is hoping to revive efforts to regulate cyberspace after the last round of United Nations negotiations failed in 2017.
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Regardless of who ultimately wins the presidency, protecting cyberspace must be a priority.
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In the past 35 years, the US job market has careened into cyberspace.
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We can respond to attacks by imposing serious consequences outside cyberspace as well.
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And in recent years, the definition of "public" has expanded to include cyberspace.
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Any modern state cannot remain secure and prosperous without securing itself in cyberspace.
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The open-source evidence is about as good as it gets in cyberspace.
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These are the people who solve most of the problems happening in cyberspace.
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The cyberspace administration has yet to respond to a faxed request for comment.
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He didn't coin the term "cyberspace" but used it to anoint the net.
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I want us to lead the world in setting the rules of cyberspace.
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At the Warsaw Summit in 2016, allies recognized cyberspace as a warfighting domain.
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But taking any offensive action against Russia in cyberspace risks escalating the conflict.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China will start enforcing those rules on Oct. 1.
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China and the United States have important shared interests in cyberspace, Hua said.
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The US has its own interests in monitoring North Korean behavior in cyberspace.
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Make no mistake: there are those who exploit cyberspace to their own ends.
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America's government and military leaders don't, however, think of cyberspace as sovereign territory.
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Beijing believes in "cyber sovereignty," or the right to control one's own cyberspace.
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DoD considers cyberspace a domain, but it is fundamentally different from the others.
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The Telegram ban, however, showed the limits of Russian efforts to regulate cyberspace.
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In the world of cyberspace, we're still too complacent: Let's stop playing Bambi!
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Today cyberspace has been transformed into a very broad platform for committing crimes.
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All you need is a neural helmet connected to a special cyberspace deck.
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Iran is one of the world's most powerful adversaries in cyberspace, experts say.
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Threats to the U.S. in cyberspace have grown significantly over the past decade.
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But in cyberspace, these largely reference the appropriate offensive behavior by nation-states.
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"Cyberspace has been a men's club for a long time," she told me.
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You have had a long view of this and have focused on cyberspace.
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Now, however, military operations on the ground are supporting propaganda operations in cyberspace.
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Russia may turn to these tactics to target the United States in cyberspace next.
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Lately someone in cyberspace has been adding Thai subtitles to the jihadists' video-nasties.
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Historians have taken great steps to get out of the classroom and into cyberspace.
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For many people in these regions, their first exposure to cyberspace is via Facebook.
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Curiously, he seems to have many fans in China's cordoned-off sector of cyberspace.
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Plus, DJ Bluetooth drops an exclusive mix and Lil Cyberspace premieres a new track.
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Some have also warned of the pitfalls of drawing clear "red lines" in cyberspace.
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It appears that the kingdom is still working in cyberspace to promote its views.
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Sadly, this report portrays the hate movement as alive and well in U.S. cyberspace.
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"The administration is keen to set a new norm in cyberspace," the official said.
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The empire can strike back, and cyberspace is a potential theater to do so.
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They will slip into the hills, into cyberspace, to regroup and attack somewhere again.
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Financial services, health care systems, communication networks, even our electoral systems depend on cyberspace.
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In recent years, the spy bureau expanded its saboteur and spy operations to cyberspace.
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But it doesn't look like cyberspace is their only option for getting out there.
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But in cyberspace, it already doesn't get more "caught in the act" than this.
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Among its additional plans: A "digital Silk Road" that expands China's presence in cyberspace.
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Working in cyberspace "is very natural," Ms. Conlon said during an interview over Skype.
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Why won't President Trump call out Mr. Putin for Russia's rogue behavior in cyberspace?
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Cyberspace remains a new frontier where global rules and norms are still being established.
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There is nothing inherent about cyberspace that makes it impervious to law and order.
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"Between cyberspace and outer space lies the possibility of settling the oceans," he wrote.
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"I am Rahul Upadhyay," he said in a recorded message sent out into cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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"Cyberspace did not submerge our identities under a universal oneness of 'user,'" McNeil writes.
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The work needed to shift the threat narrative in cyberspace is a critical task.
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The virtual world is that of digital technology and cyberspace: websites, social media, games.
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"Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command has blocked TikTok from government-issued mobile devices," Capt.
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"Schriever Wargame 2019 explored critical space and cyberspace issues in depth," the body says.
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Securing cyberspace is now a critical issue globally, for governments, businesses, citizens and consumers.
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Here in Estonia, where NATO maintains a center to explore the alliance's cyberspace vulnerabilities and potential responses to attacks, there is a widespread recognition that the Western alliance has yet to develop a strategy to counter Russia's increasingly aggressive action in cyberspace.
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"The U.S. government is currently not designed to act with the speed and agility necessary to defend the country in cyberspace," concluded the report, the result of a year-long study by the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, a group created by Congress in 2018.
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Republicans like Graham and McCain want broad investigations into Russian behavior in cyberspace and overseas.
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These issues will continue to plague us as more international conflict plays out in cyberspace.
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It's true that it's easy for an attacker to hide who he is in cyberspace.
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"The issue of the vehicle ... was all lies that they created in cyberspace," he added.
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They also asked him to teach the first class of the newly established cyberspace marines.
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"Going forward, really, the superpowers in cyberspace are America and China," Moss told BuzzFeed News.
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"Anytime you have a geopolitical conflict now you see its reflection in cyberspace," Geers said.
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Shanmukh's Valentine message flew across cyberspace from our taxi to his beloved wife in Bangladesh.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China imposed the ban on several major news portals, including Sohu.
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But she proposed regulating cyberspace and said Britain had been far too tolerant of extremism.
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The dramatic rise in hacktivism 2016 was the year hacktivists disrupted cyberspace like never before.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China did not respond to requests for comment for this article.
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But their regulatory push threatens to create a "splinternet", with national borders reproduced in cyberspace.
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"It would mean unilaterally disarming themselves in cyberspace," security expert Robert Graham told VICE News.
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From the start, the US actions stoked tensions and fear of Iranian retaliation in cyberspace.
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The education ministry, foreign ministry, cyberspace administration and state publishing authority all declined to comment.
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If the people are out there in cyberspace, then the gospel should be there, too.
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In cyberspace, rage turned to glee when a jury rejected Ms. Connell's claim in October.
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Where does cyberspace rank in our list of the most pressing American national security challenges?
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"The next major conflict will start in cyberspace," says one of the secret NSA documents.
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A bipartisan pair of lawmakers is seeking to enable companies to defend themselves in cyberspace.
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Two senators want a firm definition of what constitutes an act of war in cyberspace.
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" Clinton called for the U.S. to "lead the world in setting the rules in cyberspace.
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Nuclear weapons, North Korea, Taiwan, South China Sea, cyberspace… Where is there hope for cooperation?
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The United States has yet to attempt to control, govern and lay claim to cyberspace.
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Do other countries seek to control and govern the cyberspace on which our infrastructures depend?
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At the Warsaw summit last year, alliance members recognized cyberspace as a domain of operations.
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Nor can one defend themselves in cyberspace when deprived of the very information they need.
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Among the differences: Land, sea, air, and space are relatively stable, but cyberspace changes constantly.
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The speed of actions in cyberspace also makes the volume of data affected essentially irrelevant.
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May's vow to go after the use of cyberspace to spread these ideas could help.
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"Our work is more complicated because we've got all of cyberspace to hunt," she said.
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Russia is a clear adversary in cyberspace and we can't afford these self-inflicted injuries.
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It marks an important step in our fight back against state-sponsored aggression in cyberspace.
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The revelation highlights a shift under the Trump administration to be more aggressive in cyberspace.
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In the past, Iran has largely kept its cyberspace offensives limited to the Middle East.
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But industry has already assumed the burden of national defense when it comes to cyberspace.
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Nuclear weapons, North Korea, Taiwan, South China Sea, cyberspace … Where is there hope for cooperation?
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The forensic evidence published in these charges refutes the myth that attribution is impossible in cyberspace.
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A Department of Defense spokeswoman said it would not comment on cyberspace operations, intelligence or planning.
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We wanted to build a cyberspace oasis that would set the stage for my heartfelt soliloquy.
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Ubers drive around aimlessly, people can't converse with each other and emojis are stuck in cyberspace.
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Perhaps I was bringing my own insecurities to bear on a sweet, loving signal from cyberspace.
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Unfortunately, for every great idea shared in cyberspace, there are a few that have reached oversaturation.
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Those are informal consultations that effectively try to set up norms for state behavior in cyberspace.
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Russia, Iran, and North Korea — along with China — are the United States' main adversaries in cyberspace.
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" The court correctly noted that "one of the most important places to exchange views is cyberspace.
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The Snowden documents have shown the world how aggressive our own intelligence agency is in cyberspace.
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Who wouldn't want to escape into cyberspace to become the best (or worst) version of themself?
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In cyberspace, thousands of millennial fingers click over to buy her line of lingerie at SavagexFenty.com.
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A quarter-century on, cyberspace hasn't evolved into the independent, self-organized utopia that Barlow envisioned.
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"It's time to start reclaiming cyberspace from the menace of over-surveillance," Cannataci told the Council.
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Those differences have led to clashes at diplomatic negotiating tables, in cyberspace and in the media.
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And that's what this race is all about, as far as I'm-- who wins in cyberspace?
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It's no coincidence the Department of Defense has called cyberspace the "Fifth Domain" of modern warfare.
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"Russia is acting against the U.K.'s national interest in cyberspace," Martin wrote in the letter.
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"Adapting to new functions will include changes in how we manage ourselves in cyberspace," Carter said.
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Putin must know we mean business, or America's enemies will attack our democracy through cyberspace again.
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They need to pay more specific attention to the cyberspace on which our critical infrastructure depends.
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International law restrains nations from using force; it won't protect us from malign use of cyberspace.
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Mr. Snowden's revelations produced modest changes and a heightened suspicion of the government's activities in cyberspace.
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Aerial combat was a thing of the 20th century: now, cyberspace is the theater of war.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May made a call to renege on human rights and "regulate" cyberspace.
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Technology gives it greater capacity to control both physical space (the streets) and cyberspace (the internet).
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But General Nakasone said the Russians, as well as America's other adversaries in cyberspace, seem unimpressed.
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No one will run cyberspace, which was William Gibson's term for virtual reality as a whole.
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But American officials are still trying to figure out how to defeat its terrorists in cyberspace.
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As cyberspace has become more central to everything that happens in China, government controls have evolved.
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Two senators want a firm definition of what constitutes an act of war in cyberspace. Rep.
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"Paprika" plays out in a world that seamlessly merges the individual unconscious with a collective cyberspace.
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"What has changed is that this was using cyberspace for advancing a political objective," said Adm.
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Finally, a plan has been sent to Congress to deter and respond to attacks in cyberspace.
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In addition, Charlet proposed that certain agencies undertake measures to better protect U.S. systems in cyberspace.
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Cybersecurity experts believe both Russia and Iran to be capable of taking sophisticated action in cyberspace.
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Because in cyberspace, of course the decisions are made in microseconds that human beings can't complicate.
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At the Senate Intel Committee's hearing on Russian interference in the U.S. election, a series of the witnesses offered their perspectives on how the US should retaliate: "I would caution the response if it's just in cyberspace...the asymmetry...if it's all our tools in the cyberspace and all their tools in cyberspace, Russia wins" — Kevin Mandia, Chief Executive Officer of cybersecurity firm FireEye "I don't think we want to do a tit for tat on these things" — Ret.
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They will only heighten tension and rivalry, instead of helping to protect the common security of cyberspace.
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The Beijing Cyberspace Administration has shut down at least 60 celebrity gossip social media accounts, Reuters reports.
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This involves hard power as China arms itself, including in novel domains such as space and cyberspace.
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In recent years, Xi has stamped his personal leadership on reforms to the military, economy and cyberspace.
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In early November, China's Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) released new policies that take effect on Dec.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe handpicked Sakurada last month to lead Japan's cyberspace defenses and Olympic cyber-preparations.
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But there was nothing that I thought about performing the ceremony itself in cyberspace to be immoral.
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It crossed paths in cyberspace with an email from her mom saying she'd found an ideal prospect.
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The unregulated nature of cyberspace too often makes it easy for attackers to get away with it.
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"We need to work with allied democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace," she said.
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In cyberspace and in movies, people started watching this type of futuristic sport a long time ago.
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We will need to take other action to deter and defend against Russia's aggression in our cyberspace.
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Millions of social media users have become "open books" by spilling their lives and emotions into cyberspace.
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The Australian prime minister on Thursday launched a $230 million cyber campaign targeted at making cyberspace safer.
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Author Alexander Klimburg notes in "The Darkening Web" that other countries are using cyberspace to project power.
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In a separate interview, Sha'ar warned that Iran's expanding capabilities are the most worrying trend in cyberspace.
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Top US national security officials have sounded the alarm about potential threats to the US in cyberspace.
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With the appearance of supporters at the Tampa rally, the movement appears to be moving beyond cyberspace.
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And the Chinese government has not yet tried to use cyberspace to disrupt American elections, it seems.
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Still, challenges remain for this move, including how to best deconflict military and spying operations in cyberspace.
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"Why would anyone grant such power to a regime that has already grossly violated cyberspace?" he asked.
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The contentious exchanges between Russian and NATO aircraft above Europe carried over into cyberspace early on Friday.
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Ms. Ma did not respond to a request for comment, nor did the Cyberspace Administration of China.
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Mr. Coats also expressed frustration with cyberspace strategies that emphasize only defense, and not offense as well.
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As a result, we all are much less secure in cyberspace — and in the real world, too.
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Russia and Ukraine have been involved in a years-long conflict that includes extensive aggression in cyberspace.
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China's foreign ministry and the Cyberspace Administration of China did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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"The Department of State continues to promote an open, interoperable, secure and reliable cyberspace," the official said.
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As Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said recently, "The warning lights are blinking red" in cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China did not respond immediately to a faxed request from Reuters seeking comment.
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One resolution proposed "codes of conduct" for cyberspace and requested more access to information from other countries.
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"If you attack us in cyberspace, it's an attack," he said, as if speaking to a hypothetical adversary.
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Given the right business model, cyberspace has no boundary, and the same might be said for online education.
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At the time, China's education ministry, foreign ministry, cyberspace administration and state publishing authority all declined to comment.
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America may be an aggressive actor in cyberspace, but it has not vandalised movie studios or robbed banks.
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"But there are still unexplored areas - some in cyberspace but vastly more in the physical world," Kitano said.
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Bannon's interest in alternate realities, as presented onscreen, in video games or in cyberspace, becomes a recurring theme.
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Alternately, intelligent life may choose to explore the infinite realms of cyberspace instead of the cold, dead cosmos.
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So I think we have a lot of problems that stem from that delusion about cyberspace is different.
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IN THE WORLD'S most censored region of cyberspace, finding an unpatrolled spot to air shared grievances is hard.
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It's still early days, so BoJo's future tactics in keeping the peace in cyberspace remain to be seen.
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In 1994, the news heralded the world's first "wedding in cyberspace," and my prepubescent imagination really went crazy.
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Here are three quick and easy security upgrades you can do to help relatives stay safe in cyberspace.
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Alt-J's cyberspace feels like a cool psychedelic fever dream, but the intro screen for "Rabbits" is … well.
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The World Economic Forum predicts that crimes in cyberspace will cost the global economy $22015 billion this year.
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The court ruled that "cyberspace" is the most important place for the "exchange of views" in society today.
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Photo: GettyThe loud saber rattling and increasing tension in the Persian Gulf is being felt acutely in cyberspace.
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The government's Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) watchdog did not respond to faxed questions about Bing's blocked website.
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Some lawmakers, including McCain, said a firmer response was needed to check Russian aggression in cyberspace and elsewhere.
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He has also headed the Cyberspace Administration of China since it was created by Mr. Xi in 2014.
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She is a law professor at the University of Maryland and author of "Hate Crimes in Cyberspace" (2014).
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Hell, at the Democratic National Committee, we formed our own "hacker house" to guard and strengthen our cyberspace.
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"I agree that our adversaries need to know that we can — and will — challenge them in cyberspace," Rep.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, which regulates the internet, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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China's top Internet monitor, the Cyberspace Administration of China, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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"Cyberspace — you think of it being this other place, but it's not that at all anymore," he said.
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America's operations in the other domains depend on our ability to dominate cyberspace when military force is required.
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China's cyberspace administration declined to comment, saying it was not the correct department to address the question to.
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China's top Internet regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China, did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.
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But these lawmakers acknowledge it's just the first step toward the ultimate goal: a Geneva Convention for cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China did not respond immediately to a faxed request from Reuters to seek comment.
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Though we sometimes imagine otherwise, cyberspace was never another world, merely a well-disguised reflection of our own.
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It's also interesting to see how the Pentagon describes tracking down and acquiring targets that are in cyberspace.
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Government control: Xi founded the Cyberspace Administration of China in 2014 to control online content and enhance cybersecurity.
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"Cyber" is the futuristic-sounding prefix early netizens used in terms like cyberspace, cyberpunk, cyberculture, and yes, cybersex.
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There is no evidence that pre-emptive cyberattacks will serve as effective deterrents to our adversaries in cyberspace.
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Nonetheless, Cold War comparisons to cyberspace persist, from CNN headlines to the mouth of chess champion Garry Kasparov.
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Separately, the former head of China's powerful cyberspace agency was detained in an internal Communist Party corruption inquiry.
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And as we interact with technology, all of the nuances and richness of our feelings disappear in cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) did not respond to a faxed request for comment at the time.
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Gun control groups have criticized Armslist for connecting private sellers to buyers in cyberspace and skirting background checks.
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In Neuromancer, cyberdecks are powerful and compact machines that let Gibson's console cowboys access cyberspace on the go.
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U.S. companies increasingly find themselves on the front lines of geopolitical conflicts waged in cyberspace by foreign actors.
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Speaking with CNBC's "Street Signs" on Thursday, he explained how conducting criminal activity in cyberspace has gotten easier.
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In cyberspace, there are no rules of engagement, FireEye Chief Executive Officer Kevin Mandia said Thursday on CNBC.
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As we now know, cyberspace did not liberate human society from pre-existing socioeconomic hierarchies and power structures.
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Passing the PDNPA will not fully stem the tide against those who wish to harm us in cyberspace.
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While this theft used to be human-enabled, today the vast majority of it takes place in cyberspace.
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The U.S. military has formally recognized cyberspace as a new warfare domain alongside air, land, sea, and space.
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From cyberspace to pandemic diseases, the biggest challenge facing leaders in Washington isn't identifying threats to the homeland.
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But our cyberspace isn't a tangible object, like Trump Tower, to which he can point and claim credit.
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The move would be a nod to the increasing importance that actions in cyberspace play in defense operations.
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I stand at the threshold of cyberspace and wonder, is it possible that I am unwelcome here, too?
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As a general matter, governments around the world have shown extreme reticence in defining what constitutes an "act of war" in cyberspace — and for good reason: Once you decide something is an act of war in cyberspace, your people might expect you to respond, and this might lead to escalation.
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It is only the latest in a wave of stories that underscore the hazards facing young people in cyberspace.
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In fact, many would argue – and I would say correctly – that the next major war will start in cyberspace.
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In the case of the DNC hacks, the answer is about as clear as things can get in cyberspace.
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But, if cyberspace is in turmoil it will not be in the people's interest, Xinhua cited Xi as saying.
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The Cyberspace administration keeps a "white list" of favoured media firms that may sell their articles to other outlets.
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This includes removing traces of the objectionable videos and images from cyberspace, and contacting Aarambh India and local police.
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But with the breadth of options now offered each year across Nevada and cyberspace, the two have become synonymous.
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But on Thursday, the Cyberspace Administration of China issued a notice listing several social media accounts that it deactivated.
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Delegates debated how "to make cyberspace free, open, peaceful and secure", as Jeremy Hunt, Britain's foreign secretary, put it.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, the country's top cyber ministry, did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment.
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Upgrades to censorship tech have been urged on by new policies introduced by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC).
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"I don't believe that the United States and Russia have come to that point yet in cyberspace," Bossert said.
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The commission's lack of control irks Ravel who sees cyberspace as one more place the government can lord over.
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But, now, with nearly constant video and audio surveillance, it remains in cyberspace long after meat space would forget.
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Humans and robots have no other choice than to unite against the ever-increasing threats that lurk in cyberspace.
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We are inherently vulnerable to influence operations, including disinformation, which quickly gain traction in our free and open cyberspace.
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Russia continues to be a bold actor in cyberspace across the globe, Clapper testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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An annual defense policy law approved last year mandates that Trump develop a national policy for cyberspace and cyberwarfare.
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The DNC email disclosure demonstrates how an adversary who believes he's invisible can use cyberspace to subvert U.S. institutions.
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Nakasone said broadly that the U.S. government has failed to sufficiently deter foreign actors in cyberspace with public penalties.
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"It's about time we recognize that cyberspace is the battlefield of the 21st century," Ruppersberger said in a statement.
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The Department of Defense treats cyberspace as the "fifth domain" (land, sea, air and space are the other four).
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President Xi Jinping has overseen a tightening of China's cyberspace controls, including tough new data surveillance and censorship rules.
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This past summer, U.S. officials led the charge on a resolution affirming that the UN Charter applies to cyberspace.
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Unfortunately, there's a new kind of arms race that is threatening to upset the balance of power — in cyberspace.
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Beijing (CNN)A children's cartoon character has become an unlikely victim of China's ongoing push to clean up cyberspace.
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The U.S. military has already formally recognized cyberspace as a new potential battlefield alongside air, land, sea, and space.
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Among the topics discussed: cybersecurity of the 2018 and 85033 Olympics, among other potential avenues of cooperation in cyberspace.
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"The whole nature of cyberspace deserves skepticism when it comes to attribution," Carr told Motherboard in a phone call.
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In a recent summit, member nations said NATO would create a cyberspace operations center to coordinate NATO's cyber activities.
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Rather, its frontline combatants are programmers and hackers, the battlefield is cyberspace and the munitions are lines of code.
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" The singer admits he's not geared for cyberspace: "Things are hard enough just living in one time and place.
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Because what we've learned, what's basically happened since I wrote that book 20 years ago, everything's moved to cyberspace.
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No one can even agree on when an act of aggression in cyberspace amounts to an act of war.
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The rules go into effect on January 1st, 2020, and will be enforced by the Cyberspace Administration of China.
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In the end, the most dangerous place on earth may not be on earth at all but in cyberspace.
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There is no doubt that a lot of potentially dangerous information flows freely through India's cyberspace, especially during crises.
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Vital information about a patient's clinical history, presentation, and physical exam can be transmitted with lightning speed through cyberspace.
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In the past weeks, much attention has gone toward the possibility of tensions with Iran spilling over into cyberspace.
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More broadly speaking, it also shows how digital paper trails can be used to track public figures through cyberspace.
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It was as though cyberspace were turning inside out, or "everting"—consuming the world that had once surrounded it.
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Still, Russian President Vladimir Putin will continue to disrupt U.S.democratic institutions through manipulating the flaws in cyberspace, Bahar predicted.
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Mr. Schmidt was the president's special adviser for cyberspace security in the Bush administration from late 2001 to 2003.
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The U.S. government does not currently have a definition of what actions in cyberspace would necessitate a military response.
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Contrary to long-standing narratives about the "borderlessness" of cyberspace, the internet can absolutely be controlled by the state.
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The fact of the matter is I don't even count cyberspace, where the problem is orders of magnitude larger.
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But that will be very hard if evidence keeps surfacing that Russia is intentionally attacking US interests in cyberspace.
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In 1996, with Congress hunkering down to defend national security, privacy, copyright and "decency", all those obsolete guard-posts, he flung out in fury "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace": Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind.
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"We continue to engage with partners around the world about what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior in cyberspace, " Rogers said.
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The country's Internet regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China, is also proposing broad new regulations to cover online news services.
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Both nations should also work together to establish rules of the road and a clear set of norms in cyberspace.
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Unless the company reverses course and removes the bans entirely, the cyberspace vitriol will take on a real-world face.
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For instance, Western nations were focused on safeguarding the infrastructure of cyberspace while China and Russia were concerned about content.
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"I don't think Russia's offer is workable," said Adam Segal, a cyberspace policy expert at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Just as it is impossible, for now, to trampoline in cyberspace, nor is it easy to paint your nails online.
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Oddly, ACT does not yet have a mandate to tackle it, but cyberspace is now one of its core areas.
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That has included condensing the command structure and giving greater emphasis on new capabilities including cyberspace, electronic and information warfare.
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That means if there is an armed attack through cyberspace, NATO members can call on their allies for collective defense.
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For a start, we must ensure that the global community establishes normative behavior for how we govern ourselves in cyberspace.
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It's special to see a girl crew so devoted to each other that they'll eagerly cross into cyberspace upon invitation.
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I think we as a society have set aside the idea that cyberspace is completely different than the real world.
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Cyberspace gets more immersive thanks to a higher-res display for each eye and integrated headphones with 3-D audio.
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The upcoming Anthrotari will similarly take players back to the 90s cyberspace through the perspective of a queer furry roleplayer.
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Finally, legislators themselves would be wise to spend a few hours every now and again learning about threats in cyberspace.
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"As a matter of policy and for operational security, we do not discuss cyberspace operations, intelligence or planning," Smith said.
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Gibson is known for his debut 1984 novel "Neuromancer," in which he coined the term "cyberspace" years before the internet.
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Pompeo said Washington would work with the Defense Department and allies to counter Iran in the cyberspace and maritime areas.
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Tehran and Riyadh are actively fighting one another in the media, through armed proxies, in cyberspace and with Western lobbyists.
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The court's opinion is that "cyberspace" is the most important place for the "exchange of views" in our society today.
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As more of the language enters cyberspace, more people will use it, and its status will rise with its visibility.
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I've spent hundreds of afternoons burrowing deep into cyberspace and perusing yellowed news clippings from The Times's historical archive, a.k.a.
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For the foreseeable future, cyberspace will be one of the most important battlefields for the United States and its allies.
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What do we do if other countries attempt to plant their own flags in the cyberspace on which we depend?
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Russia is mastering the art of low-intensity conflict in cyberspace, and our energy grid is probably the most vulnerable.
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Contrast that with the 2014 Sony attack by North Korea, and their quick evolution into a major threat in cyberspace.
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If North Korea can be this effective in cyberspace, imagine what they will be capable of five years from now.
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Xu Lin, a close ally of Xi's who took over as Cyberspace Administration head, has continued his predecessor's hardline approach.
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But officials sought to spotlight the difficulties of developing a doctrine that spells out distinct consequences for actions in cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees China's internet censorship, did not respond immediately to a faxed request for comment.
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Doing so would allow Russia to believe it can operate with impunity in cyberspace and could even invite further hacking.
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An annual defense policy law approved last year mandates that Trump develop a national policy for cyberspace and cyber warfare.
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"Human flesh searches" are all about punishing people whom the cyberspace masses decide are deserving of public attention and scorn.
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Mr. Cook had come to Guangzhou from the World Internet Conference, which was organized by the Cyberspace Administration of China.
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Underpinning the Cyberspace Solarium Commission's more than 75 recommendations is a conviction that the status quo cybersecurity policy is failing.
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Meanwhile, American officials are struggling to figure out how to defeat the Islamic State's relatively low-tech militants in cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China did not respond to a faxed request for comment about the impact of internet censorship.
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But governments could begin to discuss what constitutes a reasonable response when one state is attacked by another in cyberspace.
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Britain shares his concerns about Iran's support for terrorist groups, its behavior in cyberspace and its long-range missile program.
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This has worked in the more traditional arena and there is no reason to think it won't work in cyberspace.
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But cyberspace remains the wild west, with few, if any, agreed-on rules of engagement or well-understood signaling mechanisms.
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"In the comparative scheme of things, that's a less escalatory action to take in cyberspace than data deletion," Sulmeyer said.
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Past iterations of the defense policy bill have directed the executive branch to take actions to create policies for cyberspace.
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Both China's Taiwan Affairs Office and the Cyberspace Administration of China did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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NATO last year recognized cyberspace as a domain of warfare and said it justified activating the alliance's collective defense clause.
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We are also replacing complacency with consequences — and imposing costs on adversaries who threaten, endanger or undermine us in cyberspace.
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The most critical data standard in financial cyberspace is that which describes the identity of large scale financial market participants.
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The most recent version remains shrouded in mystery, but it includes a vague mandate to protect "cyberspace," according to Mnangagwa.
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Under Xi and Lu, China has advanced the "doctrine of cyberspace sovereignty," a dramatic reimagining of how the internet works.
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In 2015, diplomats from around the world gathered again in The Hague for a grand conference, this time on cyberspace.
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How do you defeat ISIS when the more you smash them on the ground, the more they grow in cyberspace?
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"Also, that most of the really aggressive countries in cyberspace — US, Russia, China, and so on — are keeping their options open."
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The Supreme Council of Cyberspace created in 2012 was also a push to centralize Internet policy under the hardline Supreme Leader.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, the government body which oversees internet regulation, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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My dissertation at university while studying fine art an psychology was about 'the disembodiment of cyberspace and its effects on personality.
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The U.S. needs to consider the potential blowback from their offensive decisions in cyberspace, something they currently are failing to do.
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"The UK will defend itself in cyberspace and strike back against those that try to harm our country," a statement notes.
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Just as NASA helped centralize America's efforts in the space race, the NCSA will be instrumental in winning the cyberspace race.
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A co-operative, all-round approach would mean a better framework for understanding the interaction between individuals and states in cyberspace.
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"If you don't plant your flag someone might do it for you," said Brian Krebs, a cyberspace security researcher and writer.
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Sources told The Information that Google executives have so far struggled to get China's Cyberspace Administration to co-sign Project Dragonfly.
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IMGUR user D10D3 has uploaded pics of one of the slickest attempts at a real Ono-Sendai Cyberspace 7 I've seen.
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In addition, we'll work together, and with other nations, to promote international rules of the road for appropriate conduct in cyberspace.
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Aided by Chinese companies, an oyster resistance campaign is in full force in China's cyberspace, mobilising tens of thousands of netizens.
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At the Warsaw Summit last July, member states recognized cyberspace as a domain of operations in which NATO must defend itself.
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Digital anonymity came to an end in China — at least in theory — when the sweeping Cyberspace Law took effect in 2017.
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There are no formal "rules of war" governing acceptable behavior in cyberspace, making it difficult to predict how Russia will respond.
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We will strengthen our cybersecurity, seek to establish global norms in cyberspace, and impose consequences on those who violate the rules.
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The Cyberspace Administration also introduced laws making members of messaging app groups legally liable for content deemed offensive to socialist values.
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The reviews are run by a committee associated with the Cyberspace Administration of China, the country's Internet control bureau, they said.
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The defense bill that Trump signed last year required his administration to develop a national policy for cyberspace and cyber warfare.
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Those that do not adhere to these protocols that are successfully attacked in cyberspace will pay a "political price," he warned.
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"Cyberspace blurs the notion of national jurisdictions, and companies are caught in the middle," said Christian Borggreen, the organization's Europe director.
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We have put almost everything out there in cyberspace — personal data, intellectual property, even access to the controls of critical infrastructure.
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Over my 25-plus years working in IT and security, I've seen the role and public perception of cyberspace change dramatically.
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Cyberspace is the fifth domain of warfare, and our government is being attacked at all levels: federal, state, county and local.
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Cyber operations have become a growing priority in the U.S. military as adversaries have increasingly turned to cyberspace to conduct operations.
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"Investing heavily in critical infrastructure in Europe, increased presence in the Arctic and also increased presence in Africa, and in cyberspace.".
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" May called on democratic governments to "reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremist and terrorism planning.
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Over 500 blockchain projects, from many of China's most powerful companies, have already registered since last year with China's Cyberspace Administration.
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If Hassan has his way, this seemingly simple device—called a Beam—will close the loop between cyberspace and meat-space.
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To defeat ISIS, we need an entirely new strategy, one that takes on ISIS where it is highly effective — in cyberspace.
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This digital highway would be "a community of common destiny in cyberspace," a vice minister of information technology told The Economist.
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The report is supposed to trigger the Trump administration to stipulate what actions in cyberspace may constitute an act of war.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said that its online censorship did not target specific countries or violate its trade commitments.
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It's Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, it's Miley Cyrus's The Climb, and because we are in cyberspace, it's also Smash Mouth's All Star.
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Cyberspace has been compared to the Cold War for well over a decade, especially comparisons between weapon stockpiling and information conflict.
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Paul Nakasone on "the Fiscal Year 22020 Budget Request for U.S. Cyber Command and Operations in Cyberspace," at 2:30 p.m.
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What confused me is that no one else is shouting this exciting style news into cyberspace for the good of humankind.
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The agencies also reported that Russia has ratcheted up activities in cyberspace including meddling, sometimes covertly, in European and U.S. elections.
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Analysts said that despite the public strutting of Mr. Lu, he had difficulty turning the Cyberspace Administration into a powerful regulator.
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After Case is caught stealing by his former employers, they damage his central nervous system, cutting off his access to cyberspace.
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Great-power competition is not only playing out in fights over tariff barriers, cyberspace or sea lanes in the Asia-Pacific.
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NATO has paid more attention to cybersecurity in recent years, declaring cyberspace a domain of operations during last year's Warsaw summit.
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In 2008 Estonia set up a unit of cyber volunteers composed of average citizens from outside government to protect Estonian cyberspace.
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There's much speculation on Iran's plans in response to heightened world tensions and what it might mean in the cyberspace domain.
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Hector Alejandro of the Marine Forces Cyberspace Command tells us TikTok has also been blocked from its government-issued mobile devices.
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The shortcomings of Glowing Symphony illustrated the challenges confronting the government as it seeks to cripple the Islamic State in cyberspace.
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The possible solution might be the emergence of a deterrence in cyberspace that would help avoid such situations in the future.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the country's official agency tasked with governing Internet affairs, put the new rules in place.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Internet regulator the Cyberspace Administration of China has appointed a new director, state news agency Xinhua said on Wednesday.
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Lu's sudden fall from power began two years earlier, in mid-2016, when he left his position at the Cyberspace Administration.
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Putin would like nothing more than to see the President myopically focused on nuclear proliferation while ignoring live attacks in cyberspace.
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Engineering is essential to addressing a host of grand challenges, such as combating climate change, personalizing medical treatment and securing cyberspace.
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The security ministry and the Cyberspace Administration of China, which regulates the internet, did not respond to faxed requests for comment.
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In the TV show episode that starred the polygonal cyberspace creature, there were scenes in which bright colors flashed very rapidly.
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In a statement, Trump said the unit would be ranked at the level of Unified Combatant Command focused on cyberspace operations.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) that would set up a "Cyberspace Solarium Commission" to develop a strategic approach to protecting U.S. assets in cyberspace.
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Under the law, the defense secretary can authorize, without special presidential approval, routine "clandestine military activity" in cyberspace, according to the Times.
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Men are to have run of the place — the stadium, the field, cyberspace, and public places — while women must know their place.
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"The FBI takes seriously any allegations of intrusions, and we will continue to hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace."
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GRU hackers, dubbed "Fancy Bear", ran riot in cyberspace, penetrating everything from Germany's parliament to Emmanuel Macron's campaign for the French presidency.
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They need to take a different approach and adhere in cyberspace to the same rules applied to weapons in the physical world.
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The official notes a "virtual caliphate" -- essentially simply operating in cyberspace will not give ISIS the full battlefield oriented capability it needs.
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The question isn't so much whether people will be getting sexy with cyberspace, it's how—and what "sexy" will come to mean.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, or CAC, which regulates the internet in China, did not immediately reply to a request for comment.
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The regulations from the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) also place limits on the kinds of content that news sites can publish.
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The Beijing Cyberspace Administration and the other two departments separately ordered three domestic live-streaming websites to rectify management loopholes, Xinhua said.
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And what might this all mean when that life is a software copy of yourself, a simulated you existing only in cyberspace?
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On February 8th 1996 in Davos, Switzerland, he wrote his most famous and controversial canticle: "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace".
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Early cyberspace utopians thought censorship would soon be obsolete: the internet would treat it as a broken node and route around it.
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For Beijing, cyberspace is essential to economic growth, sustaining and strengthening the Chinese Communist Party, and maintaining domestic stability and national security.
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A recently-released document highlights how little the Pentagon's concerns and responses to threats in cyberspace have changed in the past decade.
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It's mostly a symbol of the need for diplomacy and cooperation in cyberspace, where it's hard to enforce any single country's laws.
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One promising new approach is to keep track of the vaccine myths circulating in cyberspace and rebut each one as it appears.
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The administration had previously only gone after Iran clandestinely in cyberspace, reportedly launching a 85033 computer worm that crippled Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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Many of the priorities hinged on the fact that there is no global agreement or framework laying out the rules of cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China, the country's Internet regulator, did not immediately respond to a faxed request for comment late on Tuesday.
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Charged with safeguarding the US, DHS's responsibilities include aviation and border security, as well as emergency response and emerging threats in cyberspace.
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Before the summit meeting, NATO agreed to make cyberspace a new domain of conflict, alongside ground, air, sea and outer-space operations.
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Many argue that the U.S. lacks a comprehensive cyberspace strategy that includes clear definitions about what constitutes an act of cyber war.
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Many of the priorities hinged on the fact that there is no global agreement or framework laying out the rules of cyberspace.
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In the face of the onslaught of cyber threats, U.S. companies are charged with defending themselves in cyberspace or facing legal liability.
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Ms. Zhang has lost count of the articles that were spiked after an editor received the dreaded call from the Cyberspace Administration.
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The alliance declared cyberspace as a domain of operations in which NATO must defend itself at a summit in Poland last July.
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Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO secretary general, has taken a low-key, purely defensive view of what the alliance should do in cyberspace.
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Saudi officials say they expect a new campaign of sabotage by Tehran, in the Kingdom's predominantly Shia eastern province and in cyberspace.
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The "Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace," unveiled by French President Emmanuel Macron during the Paris Peace Forum on Nov.
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We were successful in getting Ukraine through elections, despite Russia throwing everything (and the kitchen sink) into cyberspace to delegitimize the process.
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The "splinternet," where cyberspace is controlled and regulated by different countries is no longer just a concept, but now a dangerous reality.
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Much to wonder of Internet denizens throughout cyberspace, the three young women in the picture above are not all the same age.
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There are still boots on the ground, cops on the street, NSA analysts fighting hackers in cyberspace and criminals still facing justice.
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In the same vein, the internet cannot remain a set of disjointed and discrete websites that live in the isolation of cyberspace.
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They also invited female artists working online who they thought might fit well with the group's cyberspace model and interest in feminism.
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A large number of Chinese "celebrity news" blogs have disappeared in recent days after coming under the scrutiny of China's cyberspace regulators.
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To critics of the White House's handling of Iran, though, the move confirms Obama's longstanding failure to recognize the country's cyberspace aggression.
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But the most recent round of negotiations on the topic ended with participants unable to agree whether international law applied to cyberspace.
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"We must 'defend forward' in cyberspace, as we do in the physical domains," he wrote in a Defense Department publication in January.
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Proponents of the concept argue that these activities would allow companies to better protect themselves from evolving and growing threats in cyberspace.
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"A comprehensive defense involves air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace, which are the five domains that we recognize in NATO," Wolters added.
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The administration had previously only gone after Iran clandestinely in cyberspace, reportedly launching a 2010 computer worm that crippled Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
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In addition to imposing new sanctions, the bill calls for the establishment of new entities designed to counter Russia's actions in cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), which oversees the country's cyber policy, did not respond immediately to a faxed request for comment.
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Today, we add the North Korean regime to our list, completing frankly four out of four of our principle adversaries in cyberspace.
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When Canadian filmmaker Nicholas de Pencier picked up the 2013 book, Black Code, he was by no means an expert in cyberspace.
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Article 33: Citizens have the right to freely and without discrimination enjoy access to and communicate and obtain information and knowledge from cyberspace.
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This has given rise to uncertainty about whether Trump is willing to respond forcefully to any action by Moscow in cyberspace and elsewhere.
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They also pledged their absolute loyalty to Xi. Other priorities were cleaning up cyberspace, strengthening cybersecurity and promoting information technologies across various sectors.
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"Investing heavily in critical infrastructure in Europe, increased presence in the Arctic and also increased presence in Africa, and in cyberspace," he added.
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Early last month, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) announced a new set of regulations concerning what news publications can publish and share.
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These are Internet speech rules laid out by the director of the Cyberspace Administration of China, Lu Wei, in 2013, Mr. Zhu said.
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The insult has not been welcomed by Chinese authorities and censors in Beijing have attempted to banish it from cyberspace in mainland China.
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America is locked in a 21st century cyberspace race, not just with other nations, but with terrorist groups, hacking collectives and criminal organizations.
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It began: Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind.
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If the internet gets undermined by special interests or corporations, if governments are allowed to militarize cyberspace, the internet will become something different.
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The network also condemns the world's inability to govern cyberspace, an abject gap exposed in the Russian interference in US and French elections.
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And I would have been a bit more humble about the "Citizens of Cyberspace" creating social contracts to deal with bad behavior online.
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The success of the 28503-nation coalition in dismantling ISIS's "Caliphate" has forced jihadists off the battlefield and into safe havens in cyberspace.
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Claiming that America is 20 years behind China and Russia in cybersecurity, he maintained that the inadequate protection of the cyberspace enhances vulnerability.
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Patient with diabetes might post a request for help to their regular Facebook newsfeed, like tossing an SOS in a bottle into cyberspace.
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The Cyberspace Administration's investigation is the latest step in China's push to secure the internet and maintain strict Communist Party control over content.
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In a statement late on Tuesday, the Cyberspace Administration of China said the crackdown on comments sections was aimed at tackling "outstanding problems".
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China has increasingly sought to fortify its cyberspace from both internal and external attacks, citing threats to its national infrastructure and political stability.
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Unchecked, foreign meddling in our elections will get much worse since cyberspace provides an array of ways to undermine the integrity of elections.
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After defining cyberpunk and coining cyberspace, Gibson retreated from ventures further afuture in the 00s, penning a trilogy of closer-to-now works.
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In his comments on Saturday, Rouhani said the government does not have full authority over the cyberspace, underlining the limits to his powers.
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In response to criticism, Tillerson in February floated the idea of creating an Office of Cyberspace and the Digital Economy at the department.
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It's a nice reminder of a time when cutting-edge tech meant firing giant rockets into space, not depositing mental clutter into cyberspace.
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It's up to him to decide what to do with the many traces of the man he loved that are floating in cyberspace.
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Be on the lookout for one adorable celebrity shot floating around cyberspace (The pooch already shared this priceless shot with Blake Shelton.) 4.
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In the past few weeks, our government announced significant actions to deter and punish Iranians who use cyberspace to imperil our national security.
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It's part of a growing effort by the Trump administration to call out and punish Russia for its behavior in cyberspace and elsewhere.
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The new task force has "the specific mission to accomplish cyberspace objectives in support of counter-ISIL operations," a Cyber Command statement said.
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He promoted the idea of "internet sovereignty," saying each country has the right to exert whatever control it wants over access to cyberspace.
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AFRL plays an integral role in leading the discovery, development, and integration of affordable warfighting technologies for our air, space, and cyberspace force.
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He wants to expand US international engagement, take an assertive stance against adversaries like China and Russia, and strengthen American capabilities in cyberspace.
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The production is largely unable, though, to breathe life into snippets of texts written — quickly, sloppily, breezily — in the chill isolation of cyberspace.
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Not only is public pressure for such action minimal, there are some potentially intractable disputes over how the international community should treat cyberspace.
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To critics of the White House's handling of Iran, though, the move confirms Obama's long-standing failure to recognize the country's cyberspace aggression.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter is spending Tuesday meeting with tech leaders in Silicon Valley amid a Pentagon push to combat terrorists in cyberspace.
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A major question is how Mr. Obama might respond without setting off an escalating cyberspace conflict with Russia between now and Nov. 8.
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There's some conventions on what to type in these prompts that you'll see here and almost everywhere else Linux is mentioned in cyberspace.
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One of the most pressing issues will be the thicket of questions surrounding aggressive acts in cyberspace by state and non-state actors.
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Right now the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, and the Department of Defense all play roles in defending the U.S. in cyberspace.
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Still, because of the nature of cyberspace and government hacking in particular, it's always hard—if not impossible—to find the smoking gun.
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What should be done about genuinely dangerous information (bomb-making instructions, say, or maps of security installations) that may be found in cyberspace?
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This change shows that the Trump administration is gearing up to be better prepared for a battlefield that relies a lot on cyberspace.
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He basically pitched me over some months about the fact that I could be an advocate for safer cyberspace from a Chinese company.
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All of this has played out on a patch of cyberspace blocked from web giants like Facebook and Google and policed by censors.
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After his appointment to run the Cyberspace Administration of China in 2014, Mr. Lu became an outspoken and intimidating gatekeeper of China's internet.
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Notably, the Go match took place in the city of Wuzhen, where the Chinese internet authorities hold an annual conference on cyberspace regulation.
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"It's going to be incredibly invasive," said Adam Segal, director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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And taking ownership of an invisible body in cyberspace or otherwise could also have positive applications, like reducing social anxiety, Dr. Kitazaki said.
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For too long we have taken a pounding in cyberspace from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, among others, with little forward response.
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Christopher Krebs, who serves as director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) at DHS, urged Americans to exercise caution in cyberspace.
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General Nakasone has argued that his cyberwarriors must be roaming cyberspace "persistently engaging" enemies — a euphemism for skirmishing with adversaries inside their networks.
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Adam Segal is the Ira A. Lipman chair in emerging technologies and national security and director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy program.
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"Over the last two or three years, we've seen increasing movement of white supremacists and others on the right into cyberspace," he said.
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Technology and cyberspace is never static, and so securing our digital environment against nation states such as China should be of utmost importance.
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" The two leaders committed to enhancing cyber cooperation to counter threats from increasingly harmful and disruptive activities in cyberspace," the White House said.
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The law governing cyberspace is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), which hasn't seen any substantive updates since its enactment in 1986.
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It will also serve as an incubator to help us develop new ideas and new partnerships to safeguard cyberspace and America's critical infrastructure.
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Rather than removing information, the best option to promote continuous dialogue and innovation is to sustain and add even more content to cyberspace.
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It is not too late to defend these values, and patch the fractures that have begun to form in the foundations of cyberspace.
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"The leadership of Xi Jinping aspires to be a superpower in cyberspace in science and tech," Sacks, the New America fellow, told me.
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"Straight up cyber bank theft -- that's a significant piece of what they do in cyberspace," Demers said in an exclusive interview with CNN.
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"I have to admit I've never actually met him in person," she says, adding that their cyberspace collaborations have only existed via email.
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Last year, China also released a position paper, "International Strategy of Cooperation in Cyberspace," which included ideas for shared governance of the internet.
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But while this pledge might not be in the country's best interests, there is actually somewhere that we really could use a wall: cyberspace.
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Researchers also discovered that for just $1,000 they can exploit mobile advertising networks to track people's movements in both cyberspace and the real world.
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"Although the propaganda has declined as of late, the Islamic State is still a potent player on the ground and in cyberspace," he said.
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He also rejected global governance, even though it will be essential to establishing rules for cyberspace conduct, which the United States would benefit from.
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"The development of China's cyberspace is entering a fast lane...China's doors will only become more and more open," said Xi in the note.
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" She added, "We're also trying to establish some norms here about being a responsible in cyberspace, and responsible actors do not do these things.
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Manfra and Martin said they're mostly concerned with the countries widely seen as their largest adversaries in cyberspace: China Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China laid out the new rules, due to come into effect on November 30, in a notice published on Thursday.
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At the core of Israel's success in cyberspace is a military intelligence corps named Unit 8200, which specializes in sophisticated hacking and espionage operations.
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Russia and China have been pushing for a long time to "bring peace to cyberspace," which basically means bring it more under state control.
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President Bill Clinton introduced the Communications Decency Act — sometimes referred to as the "Great Internet Sex Panic of 1995" — to regulate obscenity in cyberspace.
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The digital Silk Road will help to create "a community of common destiny in cyberspace", suggests Chen Zhaoxiong, a vice-minister of information technology.
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Not entirely right, mind you: Stoll, for instance, could not foresee the reasonably safe transfer of money through cyberspace, or the cratering of malls.
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Financial information services are different from internet news and information services, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said in a statement on its website.
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How can he ensure that the Internet is not "used as a recruiting tool" when the private-sector owns the vast majority of cyberspace?
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By uniting our cyber efforts we would make the best use of limited resources and ensure seamless communications across all elements dealing in cyberspace.
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"Once you type something on the keyboard, or send an image into cyberspace, you should assume it's out of your control forever," Geers says.
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"You cannot only defend in cyberspace," said Erki Kodar, Estonia's undersecretary for legal and administrative affairs who oversees cyber policy at the defense ministry.
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Cyberspace will continue to resemble the Wild West so long as most of the bandits are able to easily ride on out of town.
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The consequences of the murders quickly rippled out into cyberspace, a bloody illustration of the diverging lines between the internet and the physical world.
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We need to work with allied, democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremism and terrorist planning.
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Russian intelligence agencies funded "troll farms," botnet spamming operations and fake news outlets as part of an expanding focus on psychological operations in cyberspace.
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Keeping constituents and the country safe in cyberspace need not be rocket science, despite the information security community's tendency to speak in cyber riddles.
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Cyber norms of restraint against other targets have yet to emerge, and America's adversaries have amply demonstrated that they can "shoot back" in cyberspace.
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The United States Cyber Command is sub-unified command in the US Department of Defense, responsible for cyberspace operations and protecting US military networks.
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The central internet decision making authority, the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, also made internet policy a direct mandate of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei.
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Though she had only 170 Twitter followers, her message rocketed through cyberspace at warp speed, leading to a reaction wildly disproportionate to the offense.
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And he added that not every response to a cyberattack would necessarily occur in cyberspace, opening the door for possible sanctions or military actions.
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The budget would also lay groundwork for "a larger, more capable, and more lethal joint force" to conduct operations in all domains, including cyberspace.
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We need to be willing to stand by that position — and exact consequences in cyberspace or elsewhere — if and when Iran does attack again.
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But the researchers noted that cyber actors likely have to move faster to avoid being detected and blocked as security measures in cyberspace improves.
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In preparation for a potential assault through cyberspace, South Korea's military has deployed more cyber defense agents, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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That outcome or result should include progress toward a set of rules governing how states use cyberspace operations in their relations with their peers.
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Until our digital identifiers (the way we connect to others digitally) are owned and controlled by us, we can't be free people in cyberspace.
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I.) and Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) introduced legislation Tuesday to create an official National Office for Cyberspace in the Executive Office of the President.
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"Cyberspace has no seasons and no night and day," Nicholas Negroponte, the MIT Media Lab founder, said during a 1998 announcement, according to Wired.
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Many things are different about this year's Boston Celtics, including how one fan, Bill Russell, publicly supports the team from the sidelines and cyberspace.
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As the United States prepares for ISIS's next manifestation, it must connect seemingly isolated dots and be wary of ISIS's likely transition into cyberspace.
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Ndemic announced that they been informed that the game 'includes content that is illegal in China as determined by the Cyberspace Administration of China.
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Like cyberspace, where there aren't clear rules of engagement for online attacks, no red lines have been defined over the use of automated weaponry.
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The dodos who collapse in cyberspace are datapoints; their "deaths" help inform the next generation of simulations how to better run on two feet.
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Shortly after the Marriott incident, Shanghai's Cyberspace Administration called out global fast fashion retailer Zara for listing Taiwan as a country on its website.
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"There needs to be a focal point for action in cyberspace in the executive branch," Representative Mike Gallagher, the commission's other cochair, told me.
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Xu Lin will replace his former boss, Lu Wei, as head of the Cyberspace Administration of China, the Beijing-backed Xinhua News reported Wednesday.
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Lu's departure has been rumored for months, according to The Associated Press, and is not expected to alter the direction of China's cyberspace policy.
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As airmen we have a single mission: Fight and win the nation's wars, be it in the sky or in space and even cyberspace.
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Joseph Guastella, the director of integrated air, space, cyberspace, and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations at the Air Force Space Command at 8 a.m.
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They included the Cyberspace Administration of China, the country's top online regulator, as well as public security officials and a cultural law enforcement group.
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The CyberPeace Institute will work to coordinate recovery efforts for victims after a cyberattack and promote adherence to international rules and norms in cyberspace.
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"Even in cyberspace, the moment can only be described as surreal, " the New York Times opinion section wrote in the wake of the deal.
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Its final boss is the personification of suppressed societal trauma, and you defeat him by decrypting painful memories to gut-punch him in cyberspace.
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But rather than fulfilling Barlow's utopian vision for cyberspace independence, national governments are finding new ways to assert their jurisdiction over the global internet.
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Chinese internet giants Tencent, Baidu and Sina Weibo are under investigation for cyber-security violations, the mainland's office for cyberspace administration said on Friday.
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We have replaced complacency with consequences in cyberspace, we are holding digital intruders accountable, and we are stepping up our protection of American networks.
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The final version of an annual defense policy bill would require President Trump to develop a national policy for cyberspace and acts of cyberwarfare.
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" Smith did not provide specifics and said the department doesn't comment on its cyberspace operations, planning, or intelligence "by policy and for operations security.
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Theo Chin's Pinakothek, framed in extreme widescreen, features a search through a cyberspace art archive in which 2D-animated characters wander a 3D space.
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Instead, the space wars of the future will be waged in cyberspace, which will be used to exploit and compromise internet connected space technology.
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In December, Google CEO Sundar Pichai spoke at a conference in China hosted by the Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees censorship in the country.
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The Guangdong provincial administration which took the mobile apps offline pledged to enhance cyberspace supervision in order to "maintain a healthy online environment," Xinhua added.
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"This new Unified Combatant Command will strengthen our cyberspace operations and create more opportunities to improve our Nation's defense," President Trump said in the statement.
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The economic conflict has also damaged cooperation in cyberspace following a 2015 agreement by Beijing and Washington to stop cyber-enabled industrial espionage, Moriuchi said.
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Early internet thinkers, such as John Perry Barlow, hoped that cyberspace would take power away from nation-states, those "weary giants of flesh and steel".
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While its activities aren't always as dramatic as the TV show presents them, NCIS says it solves and prevents crimes "ashore, afloat, and in cyberspace."
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Rice's word was "2.0" -- a reference to the way ISIS has taken al Qaeda's basic ideology and morphed it, most obviously projecting themselves into cyberspace.
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"I felt keenly the Department's frustration over the challenges in taking even reasonable actions to defend itself and the United States in cyberspace," she said.
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Internet regulator the Cyberspace Administration of China also did not immediately respond to a faxed request for comment on Monday, which is a national holiday.
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Still, cyberspace remains central to all of Beijing's predominant economic and political interests, and cyber attacks are, and will continue to be, a potent tool.
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Third, the NSC's new guidelines recognise for the first time that Japan needs to prepare for war in space, cyberspace and on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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The Cyberspace Solarium Commission, a working group intended to provide guidance on cyber issues composed of lawmakers, agency heads and former Feds, officially launched Wednesday.
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I believe that it is still true that the governments of the physical world have found it very difficult to impose their will on cyberspace.
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Get ready to enter the darkest depths of cyberspace in a show that looks very much like America's answer to the British hit Black Mirror.
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For the younger people I know, social media is utterly continuous with their real lives, and they have no familiarity with the idea of cyberspace.
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Although that has helped to launch 700m Chinese people into cyberspace, it has not helped the party's efforts to synchronise written characters with Mandarin pronunciation.
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The Chinese government stance is that rules governing cyberspace should mimic real-world border controls and be subject to the same laws as sovereign states.
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This is a potentially fully autonomous system that even with human oversight and guidance will make its own decisions on the battlefield and in cyberspace.
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It's fascinating to think about the growth that's occurred and how our relationship with cyberspace has evolved from the early '90's up to today.
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Raytheon, for example, is the primary sponsor of the National Collegiate Cyberspace Defense Competition, which helps college students showcase their cybersecurity skills against ethical hackers.
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While fake news is a global phenomenon, it is particularly relevant for Southeast Asia — a region still relatively new to the idea of free cyberspace.
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The force of globalization, of nomadic humanity, of borderless cyberspace has engendered an equally strong counter-force of nationalism, nativist politics and anti-immigrant bigotry.
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Russia has long been considered among the most elite U.S. adversaries in cyberspace, though its actions are generally viewed as efforts at covert intelligence gathering.
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While the agency has "maintained baseline operational capabilities supporting national security," experts say the lack of offensive action being taken leaves the country's cyberspace vulnerable.
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Nearly 100 nations and groups have added their names to an international agreement on actions in cyberspace in the weeks since the document was unveiled.
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Since regulators have "effectively neutralized" the dissemination of any unwanted information in traditional media, "the real heart of controls is shifting to cyberspace," he added.
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The goal of these laws is to move data away from the geographically agnostic world of cyberspace, and plant those records directly under local jurisdictions.
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The new sequel Rez Infinite from Enhance Games sees you flying through cyberspace to a pounding techno soundtrack you can feel all over your skin.
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Why it matters: "Given China's size and technological sophistication, Beijing has a good chance of succeeding — thereby remaking cyberspace in its own image," Segal warns.
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Callahan said, is to put fear and doubt into the minds of people who are tempted to use cyberspace to lure children into sexual encounters.
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Microsoft is pushing for a new set of global norms to try and police government activity in cyberspace, following a spate of high-profile cyberattacks.
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The ATF says all dealers must be licensed, regardless of whether they're selling guns in cyberspace, at gun shows, or at brick-and-mortar stores.
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"We will not stand by when cyberspace is used to destabilize democracies, undermine institutions or disrupt critical infrastructure," the Australian government said in a statement.
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The game's creator, Ndemic Creations, said the game was pulled citing "content that is illegal in China as determined by the Cyberspace Administration of China."
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While Iran cannot compete with the U.S. military when it comes to tanks or warships, it has grown increasingly sophisticated in cyberspace in recent years.
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He coined the word "cyberspace" and popularized the concept through his 1984 debut novel, "Neuromancer," well before the internet transformed human communication and daily life.
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I have previously followed up with nonresponders with the subject line "Lost in cyberspace?" asking if my email or the other person's response never arrived.
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Moreover, we commit to act responsibly, to protect and empower our users and customers, and thereby to improve the security, stability, and resilience of cyberspace.
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While investing in costly conventional assets to increase its military edge, such as a new hypersonic weapon, Russia has also mobilized aggressive assets in cyberspace.
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I found it particularly instructive when Rothman detailed a realization Gibson had about the internet — about how cyberspace has begun to change the physical world.
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The Trump administration is also required by law to report to Congress what actions against the United States in cyberspace could warrant a military response.
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The strategy codifies the ability of agencies aligned with the Department of Defense, like the NSA and military branches, to conduct offensive actions in cyberspace.
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In January, the Cyberspace Administration of China said these app stores would need to register officially, to curb illegal activities such as copyright infringement and fraud.
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Enemies like ISIS, which run sophisticated propaganda and recruiting operations in cyberspace, tend to bounce back quickly—meaning the effect of an attack may be fleeting.
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Whenever my meds get such an upper hand of me, that I yearn to troll passersby–then, I account it high time to get to cyberspace.
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"Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind," read the document's first words.
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The artificial intelligence programs were eventually able to learn the behavior of thousands of bots in cyberspace and group them into networks based on that behavior.
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"(All countries) should give full play to the Internet to spread positive things like justice, kindness, liveliness and goodness in cyberspace," the report said, without elaborating.
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Then, some two weeks ago, right before the Persian new year, rumors were spread about Ayatollah Khamenei's unhappiness with Telegram and its monopoly on Iranian cyberspace.
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With 20-20 hindsight, the second part of Mr. Nisenholtz's 1996 statement — about becoming "the greatest 'newspaper' in the cyberspace world" — looks a bit more prescient.
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LFE deeply resembles Ninsei, a cyberspace universe characters from William Gibson's seminal 1984 novel Neuromancer jack into to escape the cumbersome "meat" of their physical bodies.
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"As a matter of policy and for operational security, we do not discuss cyberspace operations, intelligence or planning," Pentagon spokeswoman Heather Babb said in a statement.
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But it also comes as the U.S., China and Russia are moving to cordon off cyberspace into their own zones of commercial, military and geopolitical influence.
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The Cyberspace Administration statement said that the agency had punished multiple Chinese news websites, but didn't give any details about how exactly these outlets were punished.
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Zhang's original essay is no longer accessible on WeChat, having violated the regulations of China's Cyberspace Administration, a notice tells users who try to reach it.
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Weibo, Tencent and the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the government body responsible for enforcing censorship guidelines, did not respond to requests for comment on Thursday.
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NATO has formally recognized cyberspace as a new frontier in defense, along with land, air and sea, meaning battles could henceforth be waged on computer networks.
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The former Secretary of State went on to add: We'll invest in the next frontier of military engagement — protecting U.S. interests in outer space and cyberspace.
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After having the most private aspects of her life dragged across cyberspace, you could easily imagine her wanting to move on and forget the whole ordeal.
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Beijing (CNN)Chinese Olympic swimmer Fu Yuanhui has cemented her unexpected stardom by breaking another record -- not in a pool in Rio, but in Chinese cyberspace.
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Given their purpose, they enable us to fully occupy that space of present-but-not-quite, physically standing in a social setting but mentally exploring cyberspace.
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The permission to use the physical, cultural and monetary infrastructure of cyberspace comes with the responsibility of using it to benefit the community which provides it.
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The agony of this sound as your 14.4 kbit/s modem struggled to make contact with cyberspace has given us all some kind of Stockholm syndrome.
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In observing both people and world events of late; it would be fair to extend the term from cyberspace to the current state of public discourse.
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She suggested overseas websites focused on foreign trade, business and academic research be spared censorship and that Google and Facebook be allowed back into mainland cyberspace.
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The rules, issued by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), become effective June 1 and apply to websites, blogs, livestreaming video, mobile messaging and social platforms.
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It was overrun by people who didn't think of themselves as pirate gardeners tending the sacred network that supported this idealistic cyberspace—our newly created commons.
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"What the world needs is not more state-sponsored shenanigans on the Internet but rational, civilized agreement about appropriate state behavior in cyberspace," the report said.
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And while Russia is rising as a threat in cyberspace, China represents a more powerful and strategic rival in the 22017st century tech convergence arms race.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg held a rare meeting with China's propaganda chief, at a time when Chinese authorities are tightening control over their cyberspace.
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The Trump administration is required by law to spell out, within a year, what behaviors in cyberspace may constitute acts of war against the United States.
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In June, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a modified version of the House bill that would establish an Office of Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
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"For years our enemies have been setting the norms in cyberspace while the White House sat idly by hoping the problem would fix itself," he added.
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Because they run on proprietary software, and because they are connected to the internet, their corporate creators can always reach across cyberspace and meddle with them.
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Foreign policy and cybersecurity experts -- including lawmakers -- have long expressed frustration that there is no clear definition of what constitutes an act of war in cyberspace.
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The major cybersecurity bill that President Obama signed into law last year included a clause requiring the State Department to publicly produce an international cyberspace policy.
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The bill would also penalize Tehran for aggressive activities in cyberspace and bar the White House from being able to waive those sanctions, among other things.
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"We anticipate that China, Russia, and Iran will remain aggressive and capable collectors of sensitive U.S. economic information and technologies, particularly in cyberspace," the report says.
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The result of that meeting -- whether good or bad -- is likely to have an impact on North Korea's activity in cyberspace against the U.S. going forward.
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Annual defense policy legislation passed in December directs the Trump administration to spell out within a year what behaviors in cyberspace may warrant a military response.
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The NATO cyber center facilitated the development of the Tallinn Manual 2.0, a comprehensive analysis by legal experts of how existing international law applies to cyberspace.
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Gleick's book is a fascinating look at the cultural (and scientific) history of the idea, from H.G. Wells' The Time Machine to the philosophy of cyberspace.
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The document also recognizes growing strategic challenges in space and cyberspace, including digital threats that could damage critical infrastructure or impact public safety and economic stability.
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Surface ships continue to become more complicated as new technologies are integrated into every form of warfare and in every realm – air, surface, undersea, and cyberspace.
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The result of that meeting — whether good or bad — is likely to have an impact on North Korea's activity in cyberspace against the U.S. going forward.
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"We need to work with allied democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremist and terrorism planning," she said.
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It was still "cyberspace," a ghostly other world which I accessed by sneaking into my dad's study after he was asleep and bathing in that glow.
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For example, Chinese officials have proposed new rules for governing cyberspace, arguing that each country should be able to regulate its internet, free of outside intervention.
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I mean, if you're going to create a stage show that braves the depths of cyberspace, you'll presumably need an arsenal of technological bells and whistles.
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The conference also marked a fresh start of sorts for its organizer, the Cyberspace Administration of China, the government body that also oversees the country's internet.
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He created a new organization, the Cyberspace Administration of China, to coordinate censorship online and suppress social-media influencers who didn't always toe the party line.
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They were first introduced by the cyberspace administration in December, when some Chinese people were voicing support online for the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong.
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As head of the Cyberspace Administration of China, he asked the songwriter of the Beijing Olympic anthem to write a rousing choral number for his agency.
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" The regulator said its goal was to help young people avoid "vulgar and harmful" programs and "enjoy the summer vacation in a clean and regulated cyberspace.
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In a statement late on Sunday, the Cyberspace Administration of China said that online media cannot report any news taken from social media sites without approval.
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The bill would, by law, establish an Office of Cyber Issues to engage with other countries on cyber threats and promote U.S. interests in cyberspace abroad.
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"One of the largest cyberattacks on the cyberspace of Georgia [began] at dawn," the company posted on its web on the day the hack took place.
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Foreign policy and cybersecurity experts — including lawmakers — have long expressed frustration that there is no clear definition of what constitutes an act of war in cyberspace.
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" On a legal pad, Gibson tried inventing words to describe the space behind the screen; he crossed out "infospace" and "dataspace" before coming up with "cyberspace.
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Lastly, I was really excited to check out Nightdive's interpretation of Cyberspace, but the first terminal I found didn't seem to be operable in this demo.
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"We're at a time when cyberspace is under threat, and it's already very unstable," said Deibert, a well-known expert on digital surveillance and internet censorship.
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" She continued: "We need to work with allied, democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremism and terrorist planning.
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For a country trying to become a superpower of artificial intelligence, big data, cyberspace, innovation and whatever buzzword dominates tech next, it's a pretty big problem.
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Attribution in cyberspace is notoriously difficult, so it's impossible to say for certain that the attacks originated in these countries or that they were government-backed.
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When I encountered it, I was captivated from the very first lines: I was counting T-cells on the shores of cyberspace and feeling some despair….
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But the latest move from the Cyberspace Administration illustrates the vast power that the agency, created in 2014, has demonstrated in the past couple of months.
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The conference's goals were more modest than those of the 1899 meeting — participants sought to establish norms of state behavior in cyberspace and promoting practical cooperation.
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Currently a sub-unified combatant command, CYBERCOM was created through the merging of two joint-task forces with separate goals: offensive cyberspace operations and Pentagon network defense.
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Global internet rights group Access Now sprung to action, attaching its #KeepItOn hashtag to calls for the country's government to reopen cyberspace soon after digital interference began.
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It's not clear if the Chinese government is aware of Facebook's efforts: the Cyberspace Administration of China didn't respond to a request for comment from the Times.
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The rhetoric has expanded to include a "Pacific Silk Road", a "Silk Road on Ice" that crosses the Arctic Ocean and a "Digital Silk Road" through cyberspace.
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This reminds seasoned competition regulators of Microsoft's attempts to bundle its operating system with a web browser in the mid-1990s in a bid to control cyberspace.
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A new book, The Darkening Web, argues that stories like these are going to become more and more common as countries seek to project power in cyberspace.
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Local officials in Zhejiang, an eastern province that houses Alibaba's headquarters, gave Facebook the initial permission, but the Cyberspace Administration of China, Beijing's internet regulator, had not.
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Mr. Putin has succeeded where his Soviet forefathers failed by leveraging money and cyberspace to subtly infiltrate and influence Americans while maintaining plausible deniability of their efforts.
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At the moment, it is estimated that there are only 85033,000 security specialists in the U.S. who have the specialized skills to effectively address threats in cyberspace.
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But many lawmakers have grown frustrated with what they see as an inexact answer from the administration on what would constitute an act of war in cyberspace.
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Other countries, including China, North Korea and Iran, are using cyberspace to target the U.S. and its allies, and will do so in the future, he said.
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Having initially helped invent the internet, the U.S. government awoke late to the fact that huge swathes of cyberspace are now dominated by private firms like Google.
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Members of Congress are grappling with the new era of cyber warfare as the government works to define what acts in cyberspace should warrant a military response.
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It makes for a much more implausible narrative arena than cyberspace, the threads of which were already fast spooling together while Neuromancer was granting them a vernacular.
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The website contains a gallery of GIFs of orifice-like imagery from Hollywood films, such as depictions of cyberspace that take the viewer traveling through a wire.
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Its stance is that rules governing cyberspace should mimic real-world border controls and that the internet should be subject to the same laws as sovereign states.
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But Ms. Rice said the Islamic State had "uniquely utilized cyberspace" to recruit, to communicate over encrypted apps and to coordinate its operations from Syria to Europe.
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While the Supreme Court cited the U.S. Gambling Commission's 1999 Final Report, the court missed the Final Report's numerous recommendations against gambling in cyberspace — particularly sports gambling.
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At the start of the hearing, Royce emphasized the importance of the State Department's role in cybersecurity issues as other countries attempt to impose control over cyberspace.
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Winning the AI and robotics war against China (as I discussed here) is more important than ever, if the United States is to maintain dominance in cyberspace.
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After he criticized Mr. Xi's speech on his microblog account, which had nearly 38 million followers, the Cyberspace Administration deleted the account and publicly scolded Mr. Ren.
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And on June 21, the cyberspace agency began a broad campaign to "purify" user comments online, including ones deemed to endanger national security or jeopardize social stability.
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The guidelines aimed at limiting the spread of information from social media are the first major announcement from the Cyberspace Administration under its new director, Xu Lin.
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The United States is actively trying to discourage hacking, which is a criminal act, and get countries like China to adhere to norms for operating in cyberspace.
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That would require another form of collusion: collusion to protect public goods including the environment, a democratic, safe and open cyberspace, and global financial and security systems.
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"They continue to draw a clear line for China regarding what type of behavior is and is not acceptable for states to conduct in cyberspace," Moriuchi said.
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For example, a new vector could be to create a "person" that exists in cyberspace only who donates large sums of money to extremist campaigns and SuperPACs.
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The harsh reality is that America's cyber adversaries are creating new norms in cyberspace, and they are doing so without experiencing any significant consequences for their actions.
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Efforts to understand intentions of other countries in cyberspace have never been more urgent, and we must press our intelligence community to help us gain that understanding.
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North Carolina Supreme Court decision, in which the court ruled that "cyberspace" is one of the most important places for "the exchange of views" in society today.
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This fits China's ethos of "cyber sovereignty" - the idea that states should be permitted to govern and monitor their own cyberspace, controlling incoming and outgoing data flows.
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But Obama, like presidents before him, claimed that engaging China might compel it to act less aggressively in cyberspace, or at least stop attacking America so much.
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The decline comes amid renewed efforts led by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) to crack down on what it deems to be "vulgar" or "inappropriate" content.
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Hayden, who spoke on the sidelines of a cybersecurity summit in Virginia, said the phrase highlights how the government doesn't grasp what crosses a line in cyberspace.
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The Russian government has consistently denied that it is placing malware in foreign systems, and has often called for treaties or norms of behavior to govern cyberspace.
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It makes sense that Bolton named China, North Korea, and Iran along with Russia as potential cyberthreats, mostly because they've plagued the US in cyberspace for years.
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Another U.S. official attributed the sharper edge to U.S. policy to increasingly brazen behavior by Russia in cyberspace and on the ground, culminating in the Salisbury attack.
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WASHINGTON — A yearlong congressional study of American cyberspace strategy concludes that the United States remains ill-prepared to deter attacks, including from Russia, North Korea and Iran.
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A classic turf war broke out in cyberspace, except instead of car explosions and drive-bys it was a bunch of nerds hurling botnets at each other.
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General Nakasone, in his confirmation hearings in March, made clear that a more aggressive approach to opponents in cyberspace would be needed, though he gave few details.
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Theater Review Berlin's theater season opens with directors taking audiences through the fog of war, down the gloomy tunnels of cyberspace and into a world without hope.
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In this cyberspace world, young people everywhere are in mortal danger unless we change the hearts and minds of those who seem to prefer war to law.
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Lawmakers have taken issue with both the Obama and Trump administrations for failing to develop a comprehensive strategy for deterring and responding to malicious behavior in cyberspace.
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"Cyberspace" had a brief heyday in the 1990s, when the internet first entered public consciousness, and America Online was ushering millions of newcomers into the online universe.
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Our immediate priority is to try and make contact with the Cyberspace Administration of China to understand their concerns and work with them to find a resolution.
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"I would be very surprised if there's a direct U.S. territory attack in cyberspace by Iran," said the official, speaking on condition of anonymity to speak freely.
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The State official said that the department "continues to promote an open, interoperable, secure and reliable cyberspace" and is committed to working with foreign partners on cybersecurity.
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With few accepted rules of behavior in cyberspace, countries as big as China or as small as Bahrain can be expected to use these kinds of attacks.
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Mr. Obama should also keep talking with Russia on mutually acceptable cyber-deterrence guidelines that set rules for regulating, defending against and deterring malicious intrusions in cyberspace.
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A solution to shore up vulnerabilities in cyberspace that have grown out of attempts to make the power grid more efficient will not occur today or tomorrow.
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He is a cyberspace operations officer and holds a MA in Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict and a Masters of Military Arts and Sciences in Strategic Studies.
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McCaul warned that as cyberspace expands and hackers become more skilled, there are no global pacts or agreements to establish international norms and rules on the issue.
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It is the forum where decisions about war, from Vietnam to Iraq; drone strikes in Pakistan; and conflicts in cyberspace have unfolded over endless hours of meetings.
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Some lawmakers believe that "turf wars" over cyber in the broader federal government have precluded the development of a coordinated approach — thereby endangering the U.S. in cyberspace.
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Mattis said the U.S. cannot afford "complacency in any domain" and recognized cyberspace and outer space as war-fighting domains on par with land, air and sea.
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And while some people in the vast world of feline-focused cyberspace labeled the Catterbox a "fake product," it really does exist — you just can't buy it.
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The service was fined by the Cyberspace Administration of China in March for illegally posting news without a license and "disrupting the order of online information distribution".
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You know how iTunes has that rarely-used section called "iTunes U," where you can sit in on college lectures and stuff through the magic of cyberspace?
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Much of Barry's concerns, however, center on Trump's "hollowing out" of his White House team that runs cyberspace policy, a worry shared by a number of experts.
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It's what William Gibson imagined it would be, after wandering around Vancouver, listening to his new Walkman for the first time: "A consensual hallucination," he wrote in Neuromancer about cyberspace, The metaphors for the internet that I think of first—a series of tubes, a cloud—aren't even mentioned in Lo and Behold, Reveries Of A Connected World, Werner Herzog's new ten-chapter, two hour documentary about cyberspace.
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This comes as a welcome move in an increasingly sensitive cyberspace in India, where the state authorities and civil society is engaged in a debate on internet censorship.
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The Internet control bureau, the Cyberspace Administration of China, took the rare step on Sunday of publishing a long statement explaining why it had deleted Mr. Ren's account.
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Cyberspace seemed designed to suck you in for hours on end—the Pavlovian conditioning triggered by AOL's "You've Got Mail," online gambling, online porn, chat rooms, instant messaging.
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In a coordinated state media push that day, they urged Internet users across the country to not believe online rumors and help build a 'clear and bright cyberspace.
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A compromise of this nature is something we take very seriously, and the FBI will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace.
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"The ratification of the cybersecurity law is aimed at creating a safe and healthy cyberspace," Hang said in a written statement in response to a request for comment.
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Columbia University cyber security expert Jason Healey said at an annual security forum in Aspen, Colorado, on Saturday that the Russians had been very aggressive in cyberspace too.
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Last month the Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees the country's cyber policy, said it had called for 26 audio-centric apps to be removed from app stores.
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We know there will be severe physiological and psychological effects of dwelling in dual worlds; we've already learned that from our experience living in cyberspace and virtual realities.
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Given the growing threat, NATO last year recognised cyberspace as a domain of warfare and said it was serious enough to justify activating the alliance's collective defence clause.
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The app, Rela, reportedly vanished from app stores in 2017, with Reuters noting similar apps had been taken down by the Cyberspace Administration of China in the past.
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From the perspective of this internet pioneer and others, cyberspace has become a much less hospitable place for users as well as developers, a tragedy of the commons.
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Last month, Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai spoke at a high-profile tech event in China organized by the Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees internet censorship.
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Earlier this month the UK's prime minister also called for international agreements between allied, democratic governments to "regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremism and terrorist planning".
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Finland are stepping up their cooperation on cyber defense in the face of increased threats in cyberspace and a resurgent Russia.
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A lingering question left over from the Obama administration also goes unanswered in Trump's first significant action on cybersecurity: What should the norms of escalation in cyberspace be?
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Healey, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Cyber Statecraft Initiative, suggested that the government should not be drawing "red lines" in cyberspace that automatically trigger a response.
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"The same qualities that enable us freely to harness cyberspace for prosperity can also provide an avenue for those who may wish to do us harm," he said.
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While in previous presidential elections 24-hour-a-day campaigning was usually at the core of this, most of the action in recent weeks has been in cyberspace.
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In July, Fleming's predecessor at GCHQ, Robert Hannigan, said Russia was causing cyberspace mayhem and should face retaliation if it continued to undermine democratic institutions in the West.
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"The risks individuals and countries face in cyberspace are only increasing, and we must build on our capacity to combat those risks — not take needless steps backwards," Rep.
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By a unanimous voice vote, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed "The Cyber Diplomacy Act," which would establish the Office of Cyberspace and the Digital Economy at State.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Defense Secretary Ash Carter is spending Tuesday meeting with tech leaders in Silicon Valley amid a Pentagon push to combat terrorists in cyberspace.
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"The risks individuals and countries face in cyberspace are only increasing, and we must build on our capacity to combat those risks -- not take needless steps backwards," Rep.
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And he added that not every response to a cyberattack would necessarily occur in cyberspace, opening the door for other kinds of retribution like sanctions or military actions.
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It could also doom any effort to reach some kind of agreement about acceptable behavior in cyberspace, of the kind the United States has been discussing with China.
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Still, he said that Russia may be causing more harm to itself by taking themselves off the global internet than they would suffer from U.S. retaliation in cyberspace.
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The provision in question requires the administration to set forth a national cyber policy that addresses the use of offensive cyber capabilities to respond to attacks in cyberspace.
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"China has developed nuclear, space, cyberspace and other capabilities that can reach potential adversaries across the globe," the US Defense Intelligence Agency said in a report in January.
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Consensus norm development among like-minded states offers the best starting point to a more rule-governed framework for cyberspace that safeguards both open participation and democratic transparency.
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Cyber battles will be won on artificial turf In cyberspace, we live in an asymmetrical era of algorithmic warfare, where AI and machine learning must augment human capabilities.
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To defeat ISIS in cyberspace, the United States must first commit itself to establishing a strategic plan that emphasizes flexibility, adaptability, information-sharing and cooperation among government agencies.
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Then, in September, the Administration released its 2018 National Cyber Strategy, outlining the steps the federal government is taking to advance an open, secure, interoperable, and reliable cyberspace.
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He may believe that his aggressive actions in Salisbury, in cyberspace, in the air and on the high seas can undermine our confidence, our institutions and our values.
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Why it matters: For the first time, professional athletes are growing up to face a world where their thoughts and opinions as teenagers are forever preserved in cyberspace.
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After a brief stint overseeing propaganda and publicity for the Beijing government, Lu joined the state council in 2013 and later the newly created Cyberspace Administration of China.
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"Certain companies take cybersecurity quite seriously," said Alana Maurushat, academic co-director of the Cyberspace Law and Policy Center at the University of New South Wales in Sydney.
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Paul Nakasone, head of the U.S. Cyber Command, was asked in his confirmation hearings this year what our adversaries think will happen if they attack us in cyberspace.
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Just as policy frameworks exist to respond to, and dissuade, physical attacks on Americans and their interests, foreign and domestic, so the government must deter adventurism in cyberspace.
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When Marriott International listed Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan as countries in a questionnaire email to customers in January, the Shanghai arm of the Cyberspace Administration took action.
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Lawmakers and officials delved into the issue of Russian cyber threats to elections, the cyber capabilities of foreign countries like China and Iran, and U.S. policy in cyberspace.
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New York (CNN)Twenty-seven countries have signed a joint agreement on what constitutes fair and foul play in cyberspace — with a nod toward condemning China and Russia.
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The Cyberspace Administration of China accuses the sites of failing to remove violent and obscene content, as well as terrorism content and false news, according to local regulations.
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Carlin said now that Iran has responded by attacking a pair of bases in Iraq housing American troops, it will look to target the U.S. in cyberspace next.
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That puts him in line with many cybersecurity experts who warn that economic sanctions and other nondigital tools are often more effective responses than punching back in cyberspace.
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Now, not just the superpowers but all sides in any conflict can reach into the air and out to sea — and also strike in new domains like cyberspace.
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Last month, Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai spoke at a high-profile tech event in China organised by the Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees internet censorship.
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While digital deterrence encounters enormous obstacles in cyberspace, indictments are a good first step toward impacting the risk calculus of adversaries and raising the costs for specific activities.
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We need to create structures of deterrence in cyberspace, as we did with nuclear weapons, to prevent future Russian attacks or attacks by others who threaten our interests.
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The countries, which mostly included European states, affirmed their commitment to the "international rules-based order" in cyberspace, including the protection of human rights both online and offline.
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The issue took center stage during Nakasone's first confirmation hearing, during which he acknowledged that adversaries have not suffered penalties steep enough to change their behavior in cyberspace.
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The 2017 bill passed late last year directed the administration to report to Congress on the military and nonmilitary options for deterring and responding to incidents in cyberspace.
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Nevertheless, the United States must find a way to reduce the threat from hostile state actions in cyberspace, or else risk cyber hostilities escalating into full-blown war.
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"Space and cyberspace are gradually becoming fields of warfare very much equivalent to land, sea and air," said Deganit Paikowsky, a space policy researcher at Tel Aviv University.
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" Mr. Jiang said the "cyberspace administration will increase the intensity of enforcing Internet content laws, and asks for all online platforms to refuse to provide channels for illegal speech.
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Whereas once propaganda operations supported military operations on the ground, we're getting to the situation where on-the-ground military operations are there to support propaganda operations in cyberspace.
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If you've ever experienced your brand new Macbook Pro getting infected with a virus or malware, you know the reality that comes with putting our entire lives into cyberspace.
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The cyber attacks on ISIS come at a time when the Pentagon ramps up its efforts in cyberspace after the release of a new cyber strategy in April 2015.
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Just as individuals often fail to consider the consequences of their behavior online, nation-states — including the U.S. — are operating in cyberspace without any serious deliberation regarding potential outcomes.
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Critics of the idea of separation, however, note that, in cyberspace, intelligence-gathering sources often overlap with military targets, and fear that operations could conflict with one another. Gen.
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While it's always hard to know exactly who is who in cyberspace, Symantec is sure Fancy Bear is the culprit because it used the same techniques in previous attempts.
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That in-person experience is something that Amazon — born in the virtual world of cyberspace — has been doubling down on for years to reach a wider set of shoppers.
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The AFRL develops "warfighting technologies" for the air, space and cyberspace sectors, according to its website — for instance, it's developing laser weapons that eventually may be mounted onto aircraft.
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The big picture: The Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace is another step in the disjointed effort to create international norms and laws for cybersecurity and warfare.
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"It's very important to understand the link between what's happening in cyberspace and what's happening in real life," said Dennis Granåsen, a senior scientist at the Defense Research Agency.
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Getty ImagesIn another move to censor and control the media, the Cyberspace Administration of China has moved to crack down on news reports that use information on social media.
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Now, another official said, the administration once again finds itself forced to respond to a Russian initiative, as it did in Ukraine and Crimea and also is in cyberspace.
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People are constantly trying to develop greater and greater security, but it's essential because more and more of our society everywhere is dependent on the digital world, on cyberspace.
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Warner's amendment would add election-hacking to a US policy on "cyberspace, cybersecurity and cyber warfare" in the defense authorization bill spearheaded by Senate armed services chairman John McCain.
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Ren, number two at the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), recommended using identification systems for netizens who post fake news and rumors, so they could "reward and punish" them.
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President Xi Jinping addressed the conference in a short video speech on Wednesday, repeating calls to respect "cyber sovereignty" - the imposition of government controls over cyberspace within China's borders.
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" Hillary Clinton also seems to focus on China with regards to cybersecurity, stating on her website that she will "press China to play by the rules—including in cyberspace.
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"You just have to have people doubt that their votes were counted," Adam Segal, the director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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"They do have legitimate cybersecurity concerns that were heightened with the [Edward] Snowden revelations," said Adam Segal, director of the cyberspace policy program at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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In August the Cyberspace Administration of China, the main internet regulator, announced that platforms must monitor the content they host and keep recordings, including copies of on-screen comments.
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How do you balance the need to collect information at the same time with sending a message that cyberspace shouldn't be the Wild West and that there are rules?
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Experts contend that developing a comprehensive cyber policy that sets consequences for adversaries in cyberspace while allowing officials the flexibility to respond to unique situations is no small feat.
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On Tuesday, Rogers said he had 27 fully operational teams, 68 teams that had "attained initial operational capacity," and nearly 85033 that were conducting some form of cyberspace operations.
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Senators have again aimed to use the defense bill to set forth a cyber doctrine to guide U.S. moves in cyberspace, an effort that previously prompted criticism from Trump.
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No one has yet found a back door in a Huawei product, Adam Segal, director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations, noted.
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In June, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), which oversees the country's cyber policy, said it had called for 26 audio-centric apps to be removed from app stores.
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Across Chinese cyberspace, however, parents of young children have started sharing tips on detection and prevention of such cases -- some directly copied from school literature in the United States.
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Proposals include increasing European spending on military missions, jointly developing assets such as helicopters and drones, expanding peacekeeping abroad and building stronger defences against state-sponsored hackers in cyberspace.
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In the White House he was special assistant to the president for Global Affairs, special advisor to the president for Cyberspace, and national coordinator for Security and Counter-terrorism.
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The former head of the cyberspace agency, Lu Wei, was an outspoken official who often traveled overseas, sometimes with Mr. Xi, and lectured the heads of foreign technology companies.
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