Cyber can come from anywhere across the globe, anonymously, and stealthily (you may not even realize you were attacked). Because of today's events, people being attacked are from different parts of a given country and even spread across the globe.
This means if political or social activists are targeted, it may look like random events even though the numbers of victims could be in the hundreds of thousands or potentially millions. Here's the two-minute example from one of the industry pioneers that attack civilians.
If the attack is considered as a single event because one single protected class or group is targeted even though they are physically at different geographical locations, we can reach the threshold for a cyber attack governed by the laws of war. Since it's civilians, it would need to be litigated but the settlement would come from the offending country. Cha-ching!
Nevertheless, I collected a sample of 50+- IP addresses. Thank you, Mr. Justin, you are an eminently useful idiot.. . Also, many (most?) of the US readers were at work when they visited antiwar.com. Those US readers are concentrated in New York metro, Washington DC, greater Boston, the Bay Area, and Illinois (Chicago and main campus, U of I). Meanwhile, the Russian readers (there are only two in the dataset) are split between Moscow and Saint-Petersburg."- Andrew Aaron Weisburd @webradius
I ask why is this Info war agent that trained all the US Intel agencies, NATO, and works for Ukraine geolocating American citizens for Ukrainian purposes?
This group is a political social group reading and commenting at a media platform in a country that still has the 1st Amendment. It is a protected class.
THIS IS ONLY ONE STEP FROM A WAR CRIME. As soon as it's established Weisburd is doing this for less than Ukraine's hit for hire site Myrotvorets, we are in the neighborhood of WAR CRIMES. Interestingly, Weisburd helped spawn Myrotvorets and enhanced Ukraine's geolocation abilities.
Secondly, if it doesn't meet the war threshold, it is still a terrorist attack on protected groups. When I proposed that injured parties have the right to robust self-defense, Tallinn II closed up the language by barring civilians the right of redress, self-defense, or preemptive assault because this was the domain of nations.
But, that language also makes it imperative for them to persuade Congress to step up to bat and write restrictive laws or the future looks very bleak for private industry spies and IO working against the public interest.
Did Andy Weisburd take that final step? Stay tuned, it's detailed in the next articles.
But, that language also makes it imperative for them to persuade Congress to step up to bat and write restrictive laws or the future looks very bleak for private industry spies and IO working against the public interest.
Did Andy Weisburd take that final step? Stay tuned, it's detailed in the next articles. Next up, we'll show the same small groups of OISINT and IO trailblazers are responsible for most fake news, bad Intel, and are covering up crimes against humanity.
(Article changed on July 16, 2019 at 03:47)
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