Cyber warfare : a reference handbook

Content: Background and history --
Problems, controversies, and solutions --
Perspectives --
Profiles --
Documents --
Resources --
Chronology. 1. Background and history. Information as a tool of war 
 The role of communications in modern warfare 
 Early attempts at encryption 
 Direct observation techniques 
 The creation of cyberspace 
 The cyber attacks begin 
 Cyber enabling in the nuclear Middle East 
 Preparations for infrastructure cyber attacks 
 Russian hacktivists and national pride 
 The Chinese approact to irregular warfare 
 The current state of cyber war 
 References --
2. Problems, controversies, and solutions. Is a cyber war possible? 
 Cyber as a military domain 
 Cyber strategy 
 Instruments of national power 
 Cyber crime, cyber espionage, cyberterrorism 
 The problem of attribution 
 People and paranoia 
 Cyber ethics 
 References --
3. Perspectives. Escalation in cyberspace: Martin Libicki 
 Training tomorrow\'s cyber warriors: Nicholas Michael Sambaluk 
 Cyber warfare in the professional military education system: S. Michael Pavelec 
 Waging e-jihad: Heidi L. Dexter 
 The relationship between space and cyber assets: Brian Tannehill 
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4. Profiles. Alexander, Keith B. 
 Alperovitch, Dmitri 
 Anonymous 
 Carpenter, Shawn 
 Carr, Jeffrey 
 Clarke, Richard Alan 
 Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) 
 Defense Information Systems Agency (U.S.) 
 FireEye, Inc. 
 Google, Inc. 
 Hayden, Michael 
 Kaspersky, Yevgeniy \"Eugene\" Valentinovich 
 Libicki, Martin 
 Mandiant 
 McAfee, Inc. 
 Microsoft Corporation 
 Mitnick, Kevin 
 National Security Agency 
 NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence 
 People\'s Liberation Army Unit 61398 (China) 
 Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui 
 RAND Corporation 
 Rogers, Michael S. 
 Russian Business Network (RBN) 
 Snowden, Edward 
 Symantec Corporation 
 Syrian Electronic Army 
 Tenenbaum, Ehud \"Udi\" 
 U.S. Cyber Command 
 WikiLeaks 
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5. Documents. Excerpts from the North Atlantic Treaty (1949) 
 Remarks of President Barack Obama on securing the nation\'s cyber infrastructure, Washington, D.C., May 29, 2009 
 Excerpts of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on internet freedom, Washington, D.C., January 21, 2010 
 Excerpts from the Tallinn Manual on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Warfare, Draft, NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, 2010 
 Excerpts of \"International Strategy for Cyberspace,\" May 2011 
 Excerpts of Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta on Cybersecurity, October 11, 2012 
 Excerpts from U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Science Board, Task Force Report: \"Resilient military systems and the advanced cyber threat,\" January 2013 
 Statement of General Keith B. Alexander, Commander, United States Cyber Command, before the Senate Committee on Armed Services, March 12, 2013 --
6. Resources. Print resources 
 Nonprint resources --
7. Chronology.