The Pulse of Neural Networks: Computer Networks and Warfare

Author: Hu Siyuan
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: "Into the Future Battlefield of Military Transformation," a series of books, presents a comprehensive account of the development of weapon systems with extensive information and vivid descriptions. It covers the evolution of weapon systems, introduces our understanding of information equipment, cyber weapons, non-lethal weapons, space warfare, unmanned vehicles, stealth technology, and more, while also envisioning and predicting future warfare. This series is a modern military popular science book that combines scientific rigor, knowledge,, and readability, making it a favorite among young readers. It can also serve as supplementary teaching material for military personnel to learn about weapon systems and as a reference for weapon system research and management.
The internet connects you and me on the battlefield, and it connects the two poles of the Earth! A computer, a modem, and a telephone line—what are they? They are weapons. With them, you can launch a cyber attack and destroy your command center! In this space, there are no battle lines, no borders, no gunfire, and no bloodshed. You don’t know where the enemy is, you don’t know where they are attacking, you can’t distinguish soldiers from civilians, and you don’t know if a "virus" has already infiltrated. This is cyber warfare in the information age! This is a new type of warfare we have never encountered before! The true test has not yet come! Some things may still be unclear at this moment, so we invite you to experience "your own feelings" through the book!
This book strives to provide a sensory understanding of cyber warfare in the information age for the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) personnel and young readers passionate about national defense, through vivid descriptions of cyber confrontation actions that have already occurred in the field of computer networks. Additionally, by generalizing the methods of cyber operations, it helps readers develop basic rational awareness on a sensory foundation, sparking interest and enthusiasm for the future of the internet.