Hackers target Marines to find vulnerabilities before U.S. adversaries

The Department of Defense recruited top hackers, paying a “bug bounty” for them to expose gaps in the Marines’ public websites.

Soldiers are being forced to recognize one of their greatest vulnerabilities on the battlefield

AP Investigation: U.S. power grid vulnerable to foreign hacks, News

F-35 Makes a Good Hacker Target

Cyberwarfare - Wikipedia

AP: Military units track guns using tech that could aid foes - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Moving Beyond the Post-9/11 Manhunt: Translating Tactical Wins into Strategic Success - Modern War Institute

Fighting as Intended: The Case for Austere Communications > National Defense University Press > News Article View

Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. Navy Contractors - WSJ

Fitting 19th Century technology into 21st Century warfighting > United States Marine Corps Flagship > News Display

Hackers Find Scores of Vulnerabilities in Marine Corps Websites - Defense One

U.S. Army C5ISR Center CSSP: Leading the Way to a Defend Forward Stance - United States Cybersecurity Magazine

Disentangling The Digital Battlefield: How the Internet Has Changed War - War on the Rocks

Marines TV

Two recent cyberattacks on water systems highlight vulnerability of critical infrastructure - City & State Pennsylvania

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