Virus weapons and cyber warfare

Author: Wang Li
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book aims to explore the mysteries of [them] in simple language and an easy-to-understand approach, helping readers understand their functions, future development trends, and potential impacts on future warfare. It strives to integrate scientific rigor, knowledge,, and accessibility. The goal is to broaden horizons, enhance military knowledge, and strengthen national defense awareness. The main content of the book includes:
What can we see from a virtual war?
Why is the computer considered a weapon in the hands of soldiers on the future battlefield?
Do you know the development process of computers?
Do you know the background of computer network formation?
How is a computer network constructed? Why is the Internet called the largest network?
Can the Internet be used for espionage activities?
Who manages the Internet?
What is TCP/IP?
Do you know the history of TCP/IP?
What is "cyber warfare"?
What is the new deterrence under "cyber warfare"?
Why is "cyber warfare" a killer move for weak and poor countries?
How can people's war be applied to "cyber warfare"?
How can "cyber attack" capabilities be improved?
What exactly is a "cyber warrior"?
Can you fight at home too?
How do cyber armies control wars?
Are there truly existing "cyber armies"?
What new changes has cyber warfare brought to the concept of war?
Why is "cyber warfare" said to stem from computer "loss"? Do you know the secrets of "cyber warfare" in the Gulf War?
Do you know a "cyber warfare"?
How should we view friends and enemies under "cyber warfare"?
Do you know the history of cyber warfare attacks on the U.S. government?
Can the U.S. protect national information security?
In the cyber age, what can we use to defend our homeland?
Why is a security solution necessary?
Do you know hackers?
How can you recognize hackers?
What is hacker spirit?
Do hackers have rules?
How can you become a hacker?
Why is it said that "hackers" are often young?
How did hackers "unfold" in the 20th century?