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Martin Lewerth and Niclas Ekdahl are executives at MTG. Lewerth is EVP of Pay-TV and Technology, while Ekdahl is CEO of Viaplay. Both joined MTG in the early 2000s. Lewerth loves being prepared and planning properly, while Ekdahl loves football. The document discusses MTG's transition to digital and streaming services like Viaplay as viewing habits change. It shows increasing revenue and profits as MTG expands its customer base and adds new services. MTG believes Viaplay can continue growing while having limited impact on existing satellite customers.
This is another type of war, new in its intensity, ancient in its origin—war by guerrillas, subversives, insurgents, assassins, war by ambush instead of by combat; by infiltration, instead of aggression, seeking victory by eroding and exhausting the enemy instead of engaging him. It preys on economic unrest and ethnic conflicts. It requires in those situations where we must counter it, and these are the kinds of challenges that will be before us in the next decade if freedom is to be saved, a whole new kind of strategy, a wholly different kind of force, and therefore a new and wholly different kind of military training
By Roberto Preatoni Fabio Ghioni Corp Vs CorpFabio Ghioni
Roberto Preatoni & Fabio Ghioni - Corp-vs-Corp. Fabio Ghioni - Esperto in Tecnologie non convenzionali e del rischio, e in strategia
per la difesa nel Cyber Warfare Profiling. Fabio Ghioni, editorialista, Fabio Ghioni saggista, Fabio Ghioni conferenziere, Fabio Ghioni consulente strategico, Fabio Ghioni top manager, è riconosciuto come uno dei maggiori esperti mondiali di sicurezza.
Effects Based Operations A Guide For PractitionersDouglas Webster
This document provides a guide for practitioners on Effects-Based Operations (EBO). It begins with an abstract noting that while EBO theory is well developed, practical application remains limited. The document argues that EBO requires a systems approach considering problems, solutions, and design to avoid premature fixation on means. It details a method coupling effects statements and capabilities to specific means. A case study on North Korea is provided as an example. The document aims to move beyond theory to provide executable actions for applying EBO to solve real-world problems.
Social Networks the Next Emerging Spectrum in Asymmetric Warfare and Counter ...IBMGovernmentCA
This document discusses how social networks are transforming asymmetric warfare and counterinsurgency operations. It explores how militaries are using professional social networks for improved collaboration, communication, and intelligence gathering. Examples are provided of how social media monitoring detected threats and provided timely warnings. The document also discusses best practices for social media monitoring and analytics to support military and law enforcement operations.
The document discusses two types of resistances - external resistance and internal resistance. External resistance refers to resistance outside a circuit that impedes current flow, like the resistance of a load device. Internal resistance refers to inherent resistance within a circuit component like the resistance of a battery which also impedes current flow.
Effect Based Operation (EBO) is a concept of fighting in peace, in a peaceful way. There are several concepts in strategic Management, that are also usable in EBO
Martin Lewerth and Niclas Ekdahl are executives at MTG. Lewerth is EVP of Pay-TV and Technology, while Ekdahl is CEO of Viaplay. Both joined MTG in the early 2000s. Lewerth loves being prepared and planning properly, while Ekdahl loves football. The document discusses MTG's transition to digital and streaming services like Viaplay as viewing habits change. It shows increasing revenue and profits as MTG expands its customer base and adds new services. MTG believes Viaplay can continue growing while having limited impact on existing satellite customers.
This is another type of war, new in its intensity, ancient in its origin—war by guerrillas, subversives, insurgents, assassins, war by ambush instead of by combat; by infiltration, instead of aggression, seeking victory by eroding and exhausting the enemy instead of engaging him. It preys on economic unrest and ethnic conflicts. It requires in those situations where we must counter it, and these are the kinds of challenges that will be before us in the next decade if freedom is to be saved, a whole new kind of strategy, a wholly different kind of force, and therefore a new and wholly different kind of military training
By Roberto Preatoni Fabio Ghioni Corp Vs CorpFabio Ghioni
Roberto Preatoni & Fabio Ghioni - Corp-vs-Corp. Fabio Ghioni - Esperto in Tecnologie non convenzionali e del rischio, e in strategia
per la difesa nel Cyber Warfare Profiling. Fabio Ghioni, editorialista, Fabio Ghioni saggista, Fabio Ghioni conferenziere, Fabio Ghioni consulente strategico, Fabio Ghioni top manager, è riconosciuto come uno dei maggiori esperti mondiali di sicurezza.
Effects Based Operations A Guide For PractitionersDouglas Webster
This document provides a guide for practitioners on Effects-Based Operations (EBO). It begins with an abstract noting that while EBO theory is well developed, practical application remains limited. The document argues that EBO requires a systems approach considering problems, solutions, and design to avoid premature fixation on means. It details a method coupling effects statements and capabilities to specific means. A case study on North Korea is provided as an example. The document aims to move beyond theory to provide executable actions for applying EBO to solve real-world problems.
Social Networks the Next Emerging Spectrum in Asymmetric Warfare and Counter ...IBMGovernmentCA
This document discusses how social networks are transforming asymmetric warfare and counterinsurgency operations. It explores how militaries are using professional social networks for improved collaboration, communication, and intelligence gathering. Examples are provided of how social media monitoring detected threats and provided timely warnings. The document also discusses best practices for social media monitoring and analytics to support military and law enforcement operations.
The document discusses two types of resistances - external resistance and internal resistance. External resistance refers to resistance outside a circuit that impedes current flow, like the resistance of a load device. Internal resistance refers to inherent resistance within a circuit component like the resistance of a battery which also impedes current flow.
Effect Based Operation (EBO) is a concept of fighting in peace, in a peaceful way. There are several concepts in strategic Management, that are also usable in EBO
Why we have military science and theory of war?
Just because the humanity spent much more time in war then in peace. So the war is quite loyal phenomena escorting the humanity.
What we are waiting from the military science?
Whom future wars will be fought, what they will be about, how they will be fought, what wars will be fought for and why people will participate in it.
This document discusses the use of social media by the military. It begins by defining key concepts like social influence, social media, weapons, and memes. It then outlines the social media landscape and how the US military and NATO are using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and websites. The document performs a SWOT analysis of social media and identifies requirements like resources, training, and trust. It concludes that while social media is not a magic solution, it can be operationally relevant if properly analyzed, assessed, and resourced.
This document provides information on various toxic agents that can be used for warfare or terrorism. It discusses chemical weapons used in World War I, including mustard gas and chlorine gas. It also outlines various classes of chemical agents such as nerve agents, blister agents, and choking agents. The document details some specific toxic industrial chemicals and biological toxins that could be used by terrorists, such as hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulfide, ricin, and botulinum toxin. It also categorizes infectious disease agents into different priority levels by the CDC based on their impact and dissemination potential. In addition, the document touches on the history and mechanics of nuclear weapons, including fission and fusion processes.
Transnational organized crime expands in a tentacular manner, similar to how a kraken attacks ships. Criminal organizations establish distribution routes or "tentacles" across multiple countries to feed their operations. Disrupting one tentacle is not enough, as the criminal networks find ways to maintain control over geographic areas through corrupt officials and established trafficking patterns. International cooperation is needed among law enforcement to develop strategies, like "cooking the kraken in its own ink," to effectively counter transnational criminal threats.
The document discusses 6 reasons why militaries have been slow to adopt social media from the perspective of an information operations officer. It notes that there is a generation gap between decision makers and the target audience for social media. Militaries are also structured differently than the collaborative nature of social media platforms. Militaries require well detailed plans while social media operates at a faster speed. Information sharing through social media also poses operational security risks that militaries aim to avoid.
Indian Armed Forces Perspective in the Background of Low Intensity ConflictsNilendra Kumar
This document discusses the perspectives of the Indian armed forces regarding their role in low intensity conflicts such as counterinsurgency, counterterrorism, and peacekeeping operations. It provides an overview of the security challenges India faces due to its borders and geography. It then outlines the doctrines and strategies the armed forces follow to balance security needs with upholding the rule of law and protecting civil liberties and human rights. This includes using minimum force, prioritizing civilian safety, and engaging local communities to build trust and support for military operations.
This document provides an overview of transnational organized crime and prevention efforts in several countries around the world. It includes statistics on the scale and types of criminal activities in countries in North America, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and South America. For Mexico specifically, it outlines the government's national program for crime prevention, the work of NGOs to promote social dialogue, and efforts of government, private sector and NGOs to foster productive cooperation.
The document discusses various causes of war at different levels of analysis, from the individual to the international system level. At the individual level, human nature and psychology are examined, including innate aggression and the decision-making processes of leaders. At the unit level, factors like domestic politics, nationalism, regime type and economic systems are considered. The system level focuses on the distribution of power between states and the security dilemma. Causes of interstate and intrastate wars are also analyzed. Strategies for managing intrastate wars include power-sharing agreements, federalism, consociationalism and foreign intervention.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Army social media. It discusses how the communication revolution and rise of social media has changed how information spreads and how the Army has adopted a proactive approach to social media engagement. It defines Army social media as including social networking sites, media sharing sites, blogs, and microblogs used to communicate with larger audiences faster. The document explains that Army social media impacts all members of the Army family as an important tool for messaging and outreach both within installations and to external audiences.
The document discusses the history and current state of organized crime in the United States. It describes how organized crime groups like the Italian mafia emerged in the 1800s and grew influential through activities like drug trafficking. The US government began targeting organized crime in the early 1900s by prosecuting figures like Al Capone for tax evasion. Later, laws like RICO in 1970 granted broader powers to disrupt entire criminal enterprises. Today, the document notes, organized crime has diversified and Asian and African groups are increasingly active in crimes like financial fraud.
National Security College 29 August 2013Bob Crawshaw
Social media is transforming communications and the way information is shared, creating both opportunities and risks for government agencies. It allows for continuous, interactive discussions among many voices and is changing how people receive information from traditional media and authority figures. Government agencies must adapt to this new environment by becoming more social online, engaging citizens through multiple channels, and exploring new types of reporting like data and citizen journalism.
Dr. Saleh Al - Najem - Social Media Ananlytics for national_securitypromediakw
Social media analytics tools can help governments in three key ways:
1. They can measure and monitor public sentiment and opinion in real-time through analysis of social media posts to understand trends.
2. They can help with proactive crisis management by tracking topics like how terrorists communicate and what they discuss.
3. They provide indicators on how effective terrorist messaging is by analyzing if people align with those groups or distance themselves.
Breaking for commercials: Characterizing Mobile AdvertisingNarseo Rodriguez
This document analyzes mobile advertising and its impact on cellular networks and user battery life. It finds that ad traffic accounts for a significant portion of mobile data usage and is inefficient, as it frequently re-downloads static content. The researchers characterize ad network traffic and develop a rule set to identify it. Their analysis of a large cellular network dataset finds ad requests are not optimized for mobile networks and waste energy and spectrum. However, simple caching and coordination techniques could significantly reduce overhead.
CDNetworks Reaching China with Your Website and Brand - The Hard TruthCDNetworks
There are three key points regarding reaching China with your website or cloud application:
1. Network latency is high due to long distances, with average round-trip times over 100ms between China and other countries. This can significantly impact performance.
2. Peering arrangements matter greatly, as poor peering can lead to congestion, suboptimal routing, and inconsistent experiences across ISPs. Having a local presence with good peering is important.
3. Navigating Chinese regulations requires compliance with content restrictions and licensing requirements. Hiring local experts is recommended to ensure regulatory compliance and address any blocks that may occur.
This document summarizes information about Switzerland's geoportal and geodata initiatives. It discusses how 60-80% of citizen decisions relate to geoinformation. It outlines the Federal Act on Geoinformation, which aims to make geodata available to authorities and the public. It introduces the map.geo.admin.ch portal and its layers, functions, and mobile support. It also describes the open-source GeoAdmin API, widgets, and REST services that allow access and use of the geodata. Terms of use are discussed as well as the open-source stack and cloud infrastructure supporting the system.
"Hadoop and NoSQL: Scalable Back-end Clusters Orchestration in Real-world Systems" was presented in CloudCon2012: BIT’s 1st Annual World Congress of Cloud Computing 2012 will be held from August 28-30, 2012 in Dalian, China
Multi-network Solutions in the Real World: NAB 2012, Will Law, AkamaiVerimatrix
The document discusses the promise and reality of a connected world with video distributed over the internet. It notes that if 10% of Americans streamed TV over the top networks tomorrow, it would triple Akamai's peak web traffic record and cause network congestion. However, technologies like more efficient codecs, increased device capabilities, caching networks, and adaptive bitrate streaming help enable high quality video delivery to any device from any location. Akamai's intelligent platform utilizes these technologies to power and protect digital media delivery at varying formats and bitrates while reducing costs and exploring new monetization opportunities.
Press and analyst conference presentation from Juniper's "New Network" launch -- unveiling new silicon, systems and software to reinvent the experience and economics of networking -- at NYSE Euronext, October 29, 2009
In this presentation from GTEC 2011, Canada's Government Technology Event, Cisco Canada's CTO Jeff Seifert "connects the dots" on technology trends such as the rapid acceleration of video adoption, consumer devices in the workplace, the impacts of social media, increasing security requirements, data centre and desktop virtualization and smart buildings - and what it all means today and in the future.
Follow Cisco Canada on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/CiscoCanada
Read more from Jeff on the Cisco Canada Blog: http://ciscocanada.wordpress.com/author/jeffseifert/
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Why we have military science and theory of war?
Just because the humanity spent much more time in war then in peace. So the war is quite loyal phenomena escorting the humanity.
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This document discusses the use of social media by the military. It begins by defining key concepts like social influence, social media, weapons, and memes. It then outlines the social media landscape and how the US military and NATO are using platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and websites. The document performs a SWOT analysis of social media and identifies requirements like resources, training, and trust. It concludes that while social media is not a magic solution, it can be operationally relevant if properly analyzed, assessed, and resourced.
This document provides information on various toxic agents that can be used for warfare or terrorism. It discusses chemical weapons used in World War I, including mustard gas and chlorine gas. It also outlines various classes of chemical agents such as nerve agents, blister agents, and choking agents. The document details some specific toxic industrial chemicals and biological toxins that could be used by terrorists, such as hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulfide, ricin, and botulinum toxin. It also categorizes infectious disease agents into different priority levels by the CDC based on their impact and dissemination potential. In addition, the document touches on the history and mechanics of nuclear weapons, including fission and fusion processes.
Transnational organized crime expands in a tentacular manner, similar to how a kraken attacks ships. Criminal organizations establish distribution routes or "tentacles" across multiple countries to feed their operations. Disrupting one tentacle is not enough, as the criminal networks find ways to maintain control over geographic areas through corrupt officials and established trafficking patterns. International cooperation is needed among law enforcement to develop strategies, like "cooking the kraken in its own ink," to effectively counter transnational criminal threats.
The document discusses 6 reasons why militaries have been slow to adopt social media from the perspective of an information operations officer. It notes that there is a generation gap between decision makers and the target audience for social media. Militaries are also structured differently than the collaborative nature of social media platforms. Militaries require well detailed plans while social media operates at a faster speed. Information sharing through social media also poses operational security risks that militaries aim to avoid.
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Dr. Saleh Al - Najem - Social Media Ananlytics for national_securitypromediakw
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1. They can measure and monitor public sentiment and opinion in real-time through analysis of social media posts to understand trends.
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3. They provide indicators on how effective terrorist messaging is by analyzing if people align with those groups or distance themselves.
Breaking for commercials: Characterizing Mobile AdvertisingNarseo Rodriguez
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CDNetworks Reaching China with Your Website and Brand - The Hard TruthCDNetworks
There are three key points regarding reaching China with your website or cloud application:
1. Network latency is high due to long distances, with average round-trip times over 100ms between China and other countries. This can significantly impact performance.
2. Peering arrangements matter greatly, as poor peering can lead to congestion, suboptimal routing, and inconsistent experiences across ISPs. Having a local presence with good peering is important.
3. Navigating Chinese regulations requires compliance with content restrictions and licensing requirements. Hiring local experts is recommended to ensure regulatory compliance and address any blocks that may occur.
This document summarizes information about Switzerland's geoportal and geodata initiatives. It discusses how 60-80% of citizen decisions relate to geoinformation. It outlines the Federal Act on Geoinformation, which aims to make geodata available to authorities and the public. It introduces the map.geo.admin.ch portal and its layers, functions, and mobile support. It also describes the open-source GeoAdmin API, widgets, and REST services that allow access and use of the geodata. Terms of use are discussed as well as the open-source stack and cloud infrastructure supporting the system.
"Hadoop and NoSQL: Scalable Back-end Clusters Orchestration in Real-world Systems" was presented in CloudCon2012: BIT’s 1st Annual World Congress of Cloud Computing 2012 will be held from August 28-30, 2012 in Dalian, China
Multi-network Solutions in the Real World: NAB 2012, Will Law, AkamaiVerimatrix
The document discusses the promise and reality of a connected world with video distributed over the internet. It notes that if 10% of Americans streamed TV over the top networks tomorrow, it would triple Akamai's peak web traffic record and cause network congestion. However, technologies like more efficient codecs, increased device capabilities, caching networks, and adaptive bitrate streaming help enable high quality video delivery to any device from any location. Akamai's intelligent platform utilizes these technologies to power and protect digital media delivery at varying formats and bitrates while reducing costs and exploring new monetization opportunities.
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Follow Cisco Canada on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/CiscoCanada
Read more from Jeff on the Cisco Canada Blog: http://ciscocanada.wordpress.com/author/jeffseifert/
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Html5 web sockets - Brad Drysdale - London Web 2011-10-20Nathan O'Hanlon
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RedisConf18 - Application of Redis in IOT Edge DevicesRedis Labs
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Demian Neidetcher's presentation to the Denver Open Source Users Group on the Android mobile phone platform. Full details and source code available at http://neidetcher.com/android.html
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The Megasite: Infrastructure for Internet Scalegoodfriday
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Fabio Ghioni Asymmetric Warfare and Interception revealed
1. Asymmetric warfare
and
interception revealed
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2. THE LECTURERS
Fabio Ghioni
Roberto Preatoni
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3. Why Zone-H ?
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5. Internet today
INTERNET
TODAY
40 millions of servers
MOBILE
CELLPHONES
TODAY
APPROAX 1
BILLION
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6. Internet today
MOBILE
CELLPHONES
+
INTERNET
TODAY CONVERTED INTO
3G / 4G
= EXTREME PAIN
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7. 3g exploitable points
- Protocol
- Telco network component
- OS
- User application level
- SIM / USIM toolkit application level
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8. About terrorism
TERRORISM ?
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9. Asymmetric warfare
WHAT IS IT?
“threats outside the range of conventional warfare
and difficult to respond to in kind “ U.S. Dictionary of Military
Terms
WHEN IS IT USED?
“If the enemy is superior in strenght, evade him. If
his forces are united, separate them. Attack him
where he is unprepared; appear where you are not
expected.” Sun Tzu
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10. Asymmetric warfare and infowar
Asymmetric Warfare (AW)
“Battlefield” where small groups of individuals can produce
massive damage with minimum effort and risk from virtually
anywhere in the world.
Information Operations (IO)
Hit the adversary’s information and IT systems and
simultaneously defend one’s own information and IT systems.
Information Warfare (IW)
Information Operations conducted in moments of crisis or
conflict, aimed at reaching or promoting given objectives
towards given adversaries.
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11. ICT WARFARE
“It’s the best strategy for
an asymmetric conflict”
•Distributed attacks, high anonimity
•Possibility to use the same enemy’s infrastructures
•Low cost of technology implementation and R&D
•Wide range of critical infrastructures to be attacked
•Possibility to carry out unconventional activities
•Direct contact with the enemy’s command and
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12. Future conflicts dimensions
Dirty war Systemic war
The heritage:
mechanical war
PeaceWar ICT War
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13. Future conflicts dimensions
low Technology high
Forte
Dirty war Systemic war
Power
Mechanical
war
War and ICT War
Peace
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14. About terrorism
Usage of different conflict unconventional
tipologies to defy an enemy with a superior
warfare capability
-“Traditional terrorism”
- Use of chemical/nuclear/biological weapons
- Attack to the ICT infrastructures critical to the
economy and national security
ICT war targets against e-nations
-Economy
-Public service infrastructures
-Military and civil defense
Multiplier of the above
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15. Sensored networks and critical
infrastructure protection
- National security
- Asymmetric warfare and infowar
- Defence and uses in state of war
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16. National security
Protection of public & private critical ICT infrastructures
Reporting e support for analysts
Support Defense
Intelligence
Offensive & employee infiltration capabilities
State of alert & automatic activation of defense systems
conceived for the protection of strategic national &
economic infrastructures
Enemy analysis, counterattack, elaboration &
implementation of offensive strategies
Counterespionage
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17. National Security & Critical
Infrastructure Protection
COMPUTER
National Critical Infrastructure
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Public Health and Safety
ELECTRIC POWER
Emergency Services
Water Supply and Sewage
Transports
Other Government Operations
Military Command and Control Systems
Mass media
Energy, Oil and Gas Control
Banking and Financing Activities
Industrial Production
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18. The beginning of data interception used
to solve terrorism cases
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19. Parametric interception Probe radius
Listening #1
Pop ISP #1
Radius
Listening #2
Probe #1
Backbone ISP
Listening #3
Pop ISP #2
Listening #4 Probe #2 Mediation server Parametric
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20. Parametric interception
- Uses and abuses
- Technology involved
- Reliability
- Usability in investigative procedure
- Legal uses in court cases and judicial use
- Basic architecture in asymmetric and symmetric
deployment (same nation state standpoint)
- Real cases
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21. Digimetric interception
Digimetric vs. Parametric
- What it is
- Uses and abuses
- Distributed use on asymmetric and symmetric sensored networks
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22. The process of updating investigative
procedure based on interception from voice to
data: technological aspects and examples of
judicial aspects
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23. Injected interception
-Parametric & direct interception are passive instruments
that have limits & don’t allow for the analysis of
encrypted communications.
Instruments that guarantee privacy protection and/or
anonimity are widely available & easy to use eg. Instant
Messaging on SSL; VoIP solutions protected by AeS (eg.
SKYPE); there are also systems that allow anonymous
file exchange (MUTE) o messaging (Freenet or Entropy).
- Basic technology
- When to use it
- Usability in investigative procedure
- Can it be detected?
- Real cases
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24. Injected interception revealed
Intervene on the source
What are the advantages?
The possibility of having direct access to all the data that the target computer
accesses, independent of the means of data transport (physical of telematic).
The possibility of tracing the target’s IP address directly or by reverse connection
techniques.
What type of data can be accessed?
Complete access to all protected data sent on network channels
All data that DON’T normally transit on the network (USB keys, CDRoms, etc.).
Access to crypto instruments and keys that allow to decipher the relevant data
Direct access to encrypted physical disks or logical volumes
Audio/Video interception, if a microphone and/or webcam are present on the pc
Ie. SUB7 trojan
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25. When to Use Injected Interception
When the subject is able to protect its communications
When a constant & punctual monitoring of a subject’s activity
is necessary
When it isn’t physically possible to do environmental
interception with traditional methods
When the subject has an elevated mobility (e.g. notebook)
When it’s not physically possible to access the target’s
resources
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26. Usability in Investigative Procedures
Forensics know that guaranteeing that all confiscated
media & data remain unmodified at the time of analysis,
is of paramount importance.
Controversy:
- inserting an external injected agent, modifies the media
both physically & logically with its Install function
- who inputs the surveillance SW has the same privileges
as the monitored subject
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27. Privacy vs. Security
Formal procedures for requesting the interception;
Univocal agents, guaranteed by digital signatures &
encrypted time stamping;
Non repudiable auditing of the operations that are
managed manually or automatically by the agent;
Possibility of recreating the agent’s assembly process
from the source code to the generation of the univocal
executable.
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28. Can the Agent be Uncovered?
It depends on the motivation & the know-how used in the
attack and the defence.
In general, an agent can be discovered if the network to which
the target pc connected is correctly monitored
Therefore, the greatest effort must be funneled into reaching an
extremely high technical complexity in the functions of:
Hiding
Camouflage
Autodestruct
Non-reverse trace back
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29. Virus Technology at the Service of
Justice: an Overview
How do you inject an agent into the
interested party’s computer?
The means are many but the ways to be
considered are principally:
Technology
Social Engineering
Separately or in tandem
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30. Trojans
- Usability in investigative procedures
- Potentiality in sensored networks
- Trojan planning and development
- Real cases
- Usability of Trojans in Investigative
Procedures
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31. Potentiality in Sensored Networks
• Integration with parametric interception infrastructure
• Anonymity of Agent Communication through destination
IP spoofing (e.g. Mailing of a letter to a nonexistent
address. If we control the central post office exchange,
we will be able to intercept and retrieve the letter and
any other mail sent to the fictitious address.)
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32. Trojan planning and development
• A lot of trojans are available on the net
• Many trojan coders privately sell releases of their trojans that are
not detectable by antivirus programs for less than 100-200 USD
• Trojans available on the Internet are not a good choice because:
• They are undetectable by antivirus programs but are detectable
by humans
• Made by script kiddies (no design, bad source code)
• Not so paranoid
• No encrypted communication
• No polymorphic self-encryption
• No self-destruction capabilities
• Not written for usage in formal investigative procedures
• Trojans used for intelligence must be written, tested and approved
with a formal development approach.
• Real cases
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33. Cyber attacks : an abstract built on
Zone-H's experience
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34. CYBERFIGHTS
Kashmir related
Iraq war related
Code red release related
Palestine-Israel related
No-Global related
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35. CYBERFIGHTS
Kashmir related
Iraq war related
Code red release related
Palestine-Israel related
No-Global related
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36. CYBERFIGHTS
Kashmir related
Iraq war related
Code red release related
Palestine-Israel related
No-Global related
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37. CYBERFIGHTS
Kashmir related
Iraq war related
Code red release related
Palestine-Israel related
No-Global related
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38. CYBERFIGHTS
Kashmir related
Iraq war related
Code red release related
Palestine-Israel related
No-Global related
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39. CYBERFIGHTS
Kashmir related
Iraq war related
Code red release related
Palestine-Israel related
No-Global related
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40. CYBER-ATTACKS ARE CONVENIENT BECAUSE:
• Lack of IT laws
• Lack of L.E. international cooperation
• ISPs are non-transparent (privacy law)
CYBER-ATTACKS ARE CONVENIENT BECAUSE:
• General lack of security
• No need to protest on streets
• No direct confrontation with L.E.
CYBER-ATTACKS WILL NEVER STOP BECAUSE:
• Inherent slowness of the Institutions
• The Internet is getting more complicated
• Software producers are facing a market challenge
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41. THE NEW EXPRESSIONS OF THE
ASYMMETRIC CYBERWAR
COMMAND & CONTROL
INFORMATION GATHERING
ON ENEMY’S TARGETS
MEDIA MANAGEMENT
PROPAGANDA DIFFUSION
“TAX FREE” MONEY
RAISING & LAUNDERING
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