23 Sunday Jul 2017
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Russia has disabled U.S. Tomahawks in Syria
Russia has shot down U.S. drone Global Hawk in Syria
23 Sunday Oct 2016
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Millions of panicked Americans realized they may have to be productive when suddenly their favorite social media website or news outlet was unavailable for up to an hour.
As it turns out, the culprit was “an enormous cyberattack” which disrupted traffic to hundreds of websites including Twitter, Spotify, Reddit, eBay and the New York Times, particularly for internet users on the east coast of the United States.
The attack was targeted at a New Hampshire-based company called Dyn, a DNS service that translates readable names for websites (such as zerohedge.com) into an IP address that the internet understands.
“Without it, we’d all be having to type numbers into web browsers rather than the names of websites.” said security researcher Graham Cluley.
Dyn is one of the largest services of its kind, and its widespread outage means the companies that rely on it will be unable to load their websites.
Users arriving at the pages will get an error message.
“Starting at 11:10 UTC on October 21st-Friday 2016 we began monitoring and mitigating a DDoS attack against our…infrastructure,” the company said on its site.
“This attack is mainly impacting US East and is impacting…customers in this region.”
Why this attack, and why now?
As of this moment we don’t know, however a Russian “involvement” has been soon be revealed…
Be prepared for new and even more sensational actions of “False Flag” …
In the meantime, for those who enjoy tracking cyberwars in as they take place, here is a real-time map of internet attacks courtesy of Norsecorp (http://map.norsecorp.com/#/)…>>>…
11 Sunday Sep 2016
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The information revolution that began with the explosion of computing technology in the 1970s has transformed the face of warfare. Whereas in the past wars were waged by sizable military forces which sought decision by closing with the enemy and destroying him, including through close interpersonal combat, these days such actions are rare.
The cost of modern weapons means that military forces are far smaller, and their lethality means that risking exposure to enemy fire is tantamount to suicide. Instead, the recent conflicts in Syria, Ukraine, and Yemen have been characterized by the warring sides attempting to destroy opposing forces or to compel them to withdraw through the application of firepower, rather than close action.
Since fire predominates over shock action, it is crucial that the power of increasingly accurate and long-ranged weapons be appropriately directed. This gave the rise to what Soviet-era military theorists were referring to as the “reconnaissance-strike complex”, or the fusion of sensors and weapons systems to enable accurate fire-in-depth against every echelon of the enemy battle order, from the front-line troops, all the way back to strategic command and control centers.
This concept is referred to in the West as ISTAR, or Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance.
Since jihadist formations make extensive use of electronics, down to and including smart phones, they have a sizable electronic footprint which can be effectively exploited, and the numerous deaths of senior jihadist leaders, the bombing of training camps, headquarters, munitions depots, and supply columns owed a great deal of its effectiveness to timely intelligence information which came from many sources, with the Tu-214R’s capabilities playing a crucial role… … …
09 Wednesday Dec 2015
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The Lebanese Media Group (including Al-Manar TV and Al-Nour Radio station) announced on Tuesday it’s withdrawing its membership in the Arab States Broadcasting Union.
Head of Hezbollah’s Executive Council, Sayyed Hashem Safieddine denounced Arabsat’s decision to block al-Manar’s broadcasting as an aggression against the resistance.
Sheikh QassemHezbollah Deputy Secretary General wondered whether Saudi Arabia is weak to the extent that it fears the voice of Al-Manar TV channel and the resistance.
03 Tuesday Nov 2015
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La Russie savait dès le départ que les systèmes de surveillance aérienne et spatiale de l’OTAN étaient en mesure de contrôler toute l’activité des avions militaires russes basés en Syrie.
Les médias ont présenté longuement les types de bombardiers russes opérant en Syrie, les armes dont ils sont équipés et qu’ils utilisent pour les frappes aériennes ainsi que les résultats de ces frappes.
La plus sophistiquée, «l’arme secrète» avec laquelle les russes ont imposé leur suprématie en matière de guerre électronique (EW-Electronic warfare), reste entourée de mystère. Reste également enveloppé de mystère le redoutable système russe de collecte et de traitement de l’information.
Ces deux catégories d’armes constituent le complexe automatisé C4I (commandement, contrôle, communication, computers, information et l’interopérabilité) que les Russes ont créé en Syrie.
Il permet l’identification des cibles des bombardements et leur répartition parmi les différents types d’avions, tout en empêchant l’OTAN de découvrir quoi que ce soit du modus operandi des Russes.