The Invisible War In West Asia -- Cherian Samuel, Real Clear WorldAlmost imperceptibly, West Asia has become the new frontline of the current manifestation of cyber warfare with various types of cyber weapons being deployed by parties whose identities can only be speculated upon, but presumed to be state and non-state actors from within the region and beyond. Since the discovery of the Stuxnet malware in 2010, no less than five other "cyber weapons" have made their appearance over the past two years. The two recent attacks on energy companies are particularly worrisome since they represent a relentless and rapid escalation in capabilities and intent on the part of the perpetrators.
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My Comment: The New York Times editorial board is voicing the same concerns.
Update: China and Japan’s Cyber Détente -- Adam Segal, The Diplomat
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