Cyber Attacks: Operation Aurora

Cyber ​​attacks are common in the United States and around the world. However, from mid 2009 to December 2009. One of the most sophisticated cyber attacks was made against Google and 20 other companies (McAfee, 2013). McAfee researchers said this attack is an aurora. Google released cyber attacks for the first time on January 12, 2010 for the first time. It is thought that the group "Hidden Bobcats" is responsible outside China. McAfee calls it a cyber attack "Operation Aurora". According to anti-virus company McAfee, hackers are looking for source code for Google, Adobe, Yahoo and many other well-known companies (Zetter, 2010).

It took several years to join this, but by the end of the decade, cyberspy became again the focus of attention, this time Google is aware that at least twenty goals targeted by a company called Aurora I made it clear that I have another large company. (As we all know) Symantec is a hidden Bobcat. According to our estimates, Hidden Lynx has about 50 to 100 operators and can hundreds of simultaneous attacks against multiple targets, indicating that the scale of cyberspy has expanded over the years It is.

Each event of Stuxnet, Aurora Action, Sony Pictures Entertainment is an example of a cyber attack declared as a cyber war exercise. Despite the seriousness of these events, there are very few cyber attacks (including those just mentioned) that can adapt to the correct characteristics of "war", the network or other authoritative term . However, we have an example among a few candidates, and it continues to expand daily. The ongoing war in Ukraine, also known as the Donbass War, meets the criteria of cyber warfare. The conflict of the main kinetic energy (militarily known as physics, fatal behavior) also includes ongoing cyber attack by both parties against conflict and is generally accepted for the following reasons It is consistent with the criteria.

Cyber ​​Defense: Cyber ​​attacks are becoming increasingly common, becoming complex and destructive, and cyber defense is a top priority for NATO. In fact, NATO currently considers cyberspace as "operational area" - just like land, sea, or air. NATO helps the Allies to improve cyber defense capabilities through information on threats, education and training of investment, and exercises. Some NATO cyber defense experts can send support to attack allies.

Strategically speaking, network defense refers to operations that support the purpose of a mission in the network domain. To understand the actual difference between network security and network protection, it is important to recognize that network protection needs to transition from network security (security) to mission assurance. The network protection is fully integrated into the operation plan of the joint function. The focus of cyber defense is to recognize, detect, locate and attract opponents to ensure the success of the mission and transcendence of the opponent. This transition from security to defense needs to emphasize the integration of staff activities including information, monitoring, reconnaissance, and information, business, communication, planning. Normally, direct contact with the opponent is not included