What evidence or analysis is there to show that a cyberwar i

What evidence or analysis is there to show that a cyberwar is a myth? What evidence can you point to that suggests that cyberwar is a myth is right or wrong? If cyberwar is a myth, then why is there so much talk of a potential cyber Pearl Harbor and do you think we are in danger of one?

Solution

When if we are not encounter with cyberwar, we would not say or we have not accepted that cyberwar is existing. In simple word when you see it, you will know it.

EXACTLY two decades ago, the RAND Corporation, an influential think tank, indicate clearly that “cyberwar is coming!” In 2005, the US Air Force declared it would now “fly, fight, and win in cyberspace”. Dark warnings of “Cyber Pearl Harbor” soon became a attach with Washington discourse…

We have no doubt that smarter and better-funded militaries are planning for cyberwar. They have Internet attack tools:

We believe militaries know of vulnerabilities, generic or custom military applications operating system, and code to exploit those vulnerabilities. That would be irresponsible for them not to.

In 2015 Cyber agreement between the US and China has been broken in less than one day after its signing. A cyber security company named CrowdStrike reported that China is still hacking US companies despite the agreement.

Stuxnet virus designed to cripple the Iranian nuclear program

In 2004, U.S. Homeland Security experts discovered an ongoing series of attacks on Defense as well as defense contractors. The cyber spy organization was traced to computers in Guangdong, China, with the belief that the PRC military was the instigator but China has denied it.

Russia launched crippling (critical) attacks on Estonia in 2007 and Georgia in 2008—in the latter on more than 2,500 Georgian government computers were destroyed and the Foreign Ministry’s website was hacked and also modified with anti-Tbilisi messages! That was shameful.