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Home » Magazine Archive » 2011 » No. 8 » Cyberwarfare: Connecting the Dots in Cyber Intelligence » Comments
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Cyberwarfare: Connecting the Dots in Cyber Intelligence
![[article image]](/system/assets/0000/5685/071511_CACMpg133_Cyberwarfare1.large.jpg?1310739899&1310739898 "Defense Cyber Investigations Training Academy")
Lucus Nelson teaches hash analysis for Windows forensics at the nationally accredited Defense Cyber Investigations Training Academy in Linthicum, MD, part of the DoD Cyber Crime Center (http://www.dc3.mil/).
Credit: Lance Cheung / U.S. Air Force
Cyberwarfare is a potent weapon in political conflicts, espionage, and propaganda. Difficult to detect a priori, it is often recognized only after significant damage has been done. Gaining offensive capability on the cyber battlefield figures prominently in the strategies of many countries.
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