A US history of not conducting cyber attacks

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RT @Kermitofmyballs: A "#USA history of not conducting #CyberAttack"? what a fallacy https://t.co/yswWpnqAGN or CIA Hive project aka Vault…

03 Mar 2023

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A "#USA history of not conducting #CyberAttack"? what a fallacy https://t.co/yswWpnqAGN or CIA Hive project aka Vault 7 project https://t.co/Dk7x9lOJYe or a map https://t.co/jGxUYhhEpO or APT list that USA media never talk bout https://t.co/9XsEnmsux9

01 Mar 2023

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@HoansSolo @shashj @GlitchyMichael There are also several instances when the US planned cyber ops in conflict, but didn't execute: https://t.co/gohA1eFg9R

07 Nov 2022

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This looks great. Strikes me that given US military superiority in last 30 years or so, looking at where any kind of force (inc. cyber) was considered by Washington but not used is an important, understudied area.

13 Jul 2022

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