This is a much delayed discussion on the complexity and nuance of the SolarWind hack. The simplistic and wrong messaging from some quarters of the infosec community has resulted in an atrocious misunderstanding of the hack in the public sphere. This has extended into the policy world as these bad takes are treated as cogent […]
Cyber Events
There is a constant need to label cyber operations as “cyber ${battle from history}.” The most recent one, indeed the one that inspired me to write about this phenomenon, is the spectacularly insane “cyber Cuban missile crisis.” The exact quote is from some fraudulent “cyber security experts” apparently: Experts are telling me that the solar […]
Cyber Writing Sucks
In the medieval era scribes and poets wrote about war and conflict for a class who participated actively in those activities. As a result, a great deal of the writing is actually very accurate in its depictions because the audience knew when it was inauthentic. This strikes me as an interesting point because the cyber […]
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