The Next Arms Race
summary
Claims that a global cyber arms race is already underway with the US and China emerging as dominant players, and that cyberweapons are effective, affordable, deniable but also rots away as vendors patch vulnerabilities. Cites supply‑chain and IoT attacks (botnets in cameras/printers/coffee machines), Stuxnet‑style signed binaries, ransomware that hit Norsk Hydro but allowed manual recovery, North Korea stealing cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin exchange volumes like €35 billion showing why attackers target money. Argues defenders must assume breach and monitor inside networks.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Opening remarks
- 2:07The future of cyberspace
- 9:18Infoblox presentation
- 13:26Evolution of war and AI
- 27:47Cyber arms race
- 38:17The IOT revolution
- 47:40Defending against threats
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