@War: The Rise of the Military-Internet Complex (45 page)

Panetta, Leon,
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password security: bypass of (
see
backdoors); capture of,
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patent rights,
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“patient zero,”
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PayPal,
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PDD-20, rules of combat,
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pdf documents,
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Pentagon,
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People's Liberation Army,
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See also
Unit 61398/APT1

Petraeus, Gen. David,
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petroleum power systems,
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See also
critical infrastructures

phones.
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cell phones; telecommunications entries

Polarbreeze,
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political activists.
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activists, political

political analysis,
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Pretty Good Privacy program,
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Prism data collection,
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privacy issues: anonymity,
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See also
National Security Agency, privacy issues

private sector: alliance with DHS,
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Defense Industrial Base; Prism data collection); as bait to catch hackers,
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intellectual property); cyber security businesses,
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specific companies); cyber security by,
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, 225–26; DOD contractors (
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contractors, defense); at government classified threat briefings,
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legal issues, private sector retaliation

Product Line,
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propaganda,
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Prophet collection “platform,”
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public disclosure, reasons against,
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See also
documents/information, declassified; private sector, at government classified threat briefings

 

quarantine, e-mail,
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Qwest Communications,
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random number generator,
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Raytheon,
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reachback,
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real-time data,
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Real Time Regional Gateway (RTRG),
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release authority,
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Remote Control System,
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Remote Operations Center (ROC),
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Rogers, Vice Adm. Michael,
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Romania,
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Rouland, Chris,
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routing systems,
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RSA,
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RTRG.
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Real Time Regional Gateway

Russia,
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Rustan, Pedro,
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Saddam Hussein,
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SAIC,
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satellites,
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Saudi Arabia,
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Schaeffer, Richard,
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Schneier, Bruce,
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Schriever Wargame,
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Schuh, Justin,
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“secret sauce.”
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Alexander, Gen. Keith, bid for NSA's authority by

“secure sockets layer” service,
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selector, within communications metadata,
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servers: Citadel, takeover by Microsoft,
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Shifting Shadow program,
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SIGINT.
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signals intelligence

SIGINT Enabling Project,
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Signals Intelligence Directorate,
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signals intelligence (SIGINT),
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signature (hacker methods).
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threat signature

signature (written name),
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Silk Road,
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sinkholing,
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SkyDrive,
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Skype,
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Snort,
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Snowden, Edward: background,
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software: antivirus,
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malware; spyware); network forensics,
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backdoors)

software manufacturers,
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See also
specific companies

Sourcefire,
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Soviet Union.
See
Russia; Cold War

spear-phishing,
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e-mail, posing as legitimate

Special Operations Command,
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spyware: camera/microphone activation by,
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China, cyber campaign against the US); installation (
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spyware, vehicles for); keystroke monitoring,
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spyware, vehicles for: e-mail,
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Stasio, Bob,
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Stellar Wind program,
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Stokes, Bruce,
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Stratfor,
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Stuxnet program,
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surveillance technology,
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Sweden,
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Syria,
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tactics: botnets,
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see also
spear-phishing); firmware crash,
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see also
Stuxnet program).
See also
hack-backs; viruses; zero day exploits