J. V. Haaster

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Fighting power, targeting and cyber operations
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This article contributes to the operationalisation of military cyber operations in general, and for targeting purposes, either in defence or offence, in particular. Expand
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Fighting Power, Targeting and Cyber Operations
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This article aims to contribute to the operationalisation of military cyber operations in general, and for targeting purposes (either in defence or offence) in particular; we distinguish new elements that may be utilized for ‘targeting’, namely: cyber objects and cyber identities. Expand
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Assessing cyber power
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This paper aims to contribute to the debate regarding quantitative and qualitative appreciation of cyber power. Expand
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On cyber : The utility of military cyber operations during armed conflict
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Chapter 4 – Appendices
This chapter discusses illustrative hacker groups and draws lessons from their activities. The following groups are illustrative to anybody waging cyber guerilla: early Anonymous, LulzSec, Chaos… Expand
Organization of #operations
This chapter will focus on the actual conduct of operations, the focal point being the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by hacker groups when waging cyber guerilla. Before engaging in… Expand
General principles of cyber guerilla
This chapter covers the conceptual foundations of cyber guerilla. The essence of cyber guerilla is defined as an amorphous concept epitomizing the violent or nonviolent struggle against a larger… Expand
Some Legal and Operational Considerations regarding Remote Warfare: Drones and Cyber Warfare Revisited
Remote warfare has evolved from the use of strategic airpower to attack an enemy’s economic infrastructure in World War II and the role of intercontinental ballistic missile systems in promoting… Expand
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The Impact of Hybrid Warfare on Traditional Operational Rationale
In this article the authors will describe how certain non-traditional means and methods could be used to undermine a military’s capacity to respond effectively to an emerging threat. They will do so… Expand
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Manoeuvring and Generating Effects in the Information Environment
This chapter aims to offer a framework for States in general and armed forces in particular for generating effects in or through the information environment by answering the question: “How to… Expand
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