Cyber weapons not indiscriminate

There have been many comments about cyber weapons

and how they are non discriminating, and problems with

collateral damage.

Attacks against a single terrorist website can cause damage to several servers across a number of countries. This is reportedly what happened in 2008 when an interagency task force attacked a U.S.-Saudi-created “honey pot” and took down 300 servers in Saudi Arabia, Germany and America with it
SOURCE: http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/09/this-september-11th-will-terror-sites-get-hacked-again/#more-30322#ixzz0z5ZoShnf

Its just not true, unless your inexperienced or don't

know what your doing. But there are accidents, we
have had cyber weapons go off and wipe out one
of our computers. They are dangerous. Rusty at
Jawa knows about this incident.

Cyber weapons are surgical, laser like in their

targeting capabilities.

You can take out a page on a site or an entire

site, there is no need to take out a entire server,

destroying every site on that server.

We have left behind invisible programs that

could check to see if the site/data/code is back

and re-erase it, hourly, daily weekly of even monthly,

depending on our operation.

We tend to like the monthly option best, they

get an entire month to reload everything, check it

and get it running before we destroy it again.

Penetrating the forums is another good approach

causing dissension, and confusion and rampant 

paranoia with in the Insurgents. 

We were able to penetrate the al qaeda cult so 

deeply they offered us Money, but the FBI 

nixed the funding. Moles are very successful.

And the threat of moles cut down on insurgent

communication, trust and morale.

The range, scope and power of cyber weapons

is almost unlimited, untraceable and anonymous.

They allow precision laser attacks and limit collateral

damage.

Our BSU's ( Bot surveillance Units ) have been of 

incalculable value in tracking and tracing terrorists.

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Come to the night mare, come to me.
deep down in the cyber dark,
with the devil, PC and me.

We are cyber warriors.

Gerald

Internet Anthropologist

Tactical Internet Systems analyst

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PS all data related to cyber battles have been deleted to NSA standards.
Nothing remains on any of our PCs.

.Update:

Stuxnet even uses a finger print to be sure of target.

Stuxnet Attack Shows Signs of Nation-State Involvement, Experts 

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