Cyberwarfare Techniques: Status, Challenges and Future trends

AL-Durrah, Qusai; Sadkhan, Sattar B.

doi:10.1109/iccitm53167.2021.9677861

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“…The specific attribution outcome remained uncertain at the time of this case study. The complexity of attributing such large-scale cyberattacks, coupled with the use of fraudulent cards and international coordination, can make identifying the perpetrators challenging (Qusai & Sadkhan, 2021).…”

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An Analysis of Cyberwarfare Attribution Techniques and Challenges

Swate,

Sithungu,

Lebea

2024

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Identifying the source of cyber-attacks is crucial to ensuring cybersecurity. This study examines different attribution techniques, obstacles, and real-world examples in the context of cyber warfare. It explores challenges such as incorrect attributions, ethical concerns, legal barriers, and complexities in the digital environment. The discussed topic includes modern techniques such as malware analysis, network traffic study, digital forensics, and the implementation of AI/ML. These methods help improve cybersecurity and shape cyber warfare strategies. Case studies on the Standard Bank South Africa ATM fraud and the TransUnion South Africa cyber-attack illustrate the importance of attributing cyber incidents, especially with global cyber criminals. The analysis emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach that takes into account legal, technical, ethical, and geopolitical considerations relevant to the evolution of computing and cyber warfare. It stresses the need for cybersecurity tools enhancement and global cooperation. The study pairs attribution challenges with techniques to deepen our understanding of threats. It underlines the need for ongoing cybersecurity research and adaptation, sustained innovation, and collaboration to fortify global cyber defenses.

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An Analysis of Cyberwarfare Attribution Techniques and Challenges

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Sithungu,

Lebea

2024

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“…In the cognitive domain, numerous studies have been conducted on ICT-based military capabilities up to this point. These studies have mainly focused on AI capability [8,[19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29], cyber capability [30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40], space capability [9,36,[41][42][43], and 'command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) [44][45][46][47].' These investigations have undoubtedly yielded valuable insights.…”

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Harnessing ICT-Enabled Warfare: A Comprehensive Review on South Korea’s Military Meta Power

Oh,

Cho,

Seo

2024

IEEE Access

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Major countries around the world are leveraging information and communications technology (ICT), such as artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing and cybersecurity, to strengthen their militaries. These technological advancements are driving changes in weapon systems, strategies, and tactics. In 2021, the South Korean Ministry of National Defense introduced the concept of "military meta power" to describe the power generated in the cognitive military domain based on ICT. This concept is significant in that it differentiates between cognitive and physical military power, emphasizing the importance of the cognitive military power in future warfare. Additionally, the concept consolidates various cognitive military capabilities, including AI, cyber, space, and C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance), into a unified ICT-generated power. This study aims to contribute to the literature on "military meta power" by providing a comprehensive overview of its characteristics, composition, and attributes. To achieve this objective, the research begins with an exploration of the philosophical insights on technology related to ICT, followed by a comprehensive review of the perspectives of existing academic research. Finally, the study provides an in-depth analysis of various military strategies.INDEX TERMS Military meta power, the extension theory of technology, military cognitive capability, ICT, AI, data.

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Real-Time APT Detection Technologies: A Literature Review

Mönch,

Roth

2023

2023 IEEE International Conference on Cyber Security and Resilience (CSR)

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Cyberwarfare Techniques: Status, Challenges and Future trends

Cited by 3 publications

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An Analysis of Cyberwarfare Attribution Techniques and Challenges

An Analysis of Cyberwarfare Attribution Techniques and Challenges

Harnessing ICT-Enabled Warfare: A Comprehensive Review on South Korea’s Military Meta Power

Real-Time APT Detection Technologies: A Literature Review

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