Cyber Weaponry: Issues and Implications of Digital Arms

Dedication.- Forward by David Irvine.- Preface.- About the Study Questions.- Acknowledgment.- Weaponization of Computer; H. Prunckun.- Human Nature and Cyber Weaponry: use of Denial and Deception in Cyber Counterintelligence; F.J. Stech, K.E. Heckman.- The Human Element: The 'Trigger' on Cyber Weapons; J.J. McGonagle.- Cyber Defence for IMGs and NGOs Using Crime Prevention through Environmental Design; T. Whitford.- Drinking from a Fire Hydrant: Information Overload as a Cyber Weapon; C. Greathouse.- Archer's Stakes in Cyber Space: Methods to Analyze Force Advantage; D.P. Hughes.- The Rule of Law: Controlling Cyber Weapons; H. Prunckun.- Double-Edged Sword: Dual-Purpose Cyber Security Methods; A.S.M. Irwin.- "Who Was that Masked Man?": System Penetrations;Friend or Foe?; G.Thomas et al.- Development and Proliferation of Offensive Weapons in Cyber-Security; T. Herr.- No Smoking Gun: Cyber Weapons and Drug Traffickers; H. Prunckun.- Autonomous Weapons: Terminator-Esque Software Design; S. Miller.- Warfare of the Future; S.M. Smyth.- Researching Cyber Weapons: An Enumerative Bibliography; L. Fossum.- About the Editor and Contributors.- Index.