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Which means US will suffer more damage in the event of a cyber war.

Clearly designed to run AI for cyber-warfare / cyber-defense purposes?

We already distinguish between physical and cyber trespassing, even in a lot of ways that benefit website operators.

Well, may not be physically hurt but a full blown cyber war does affect everyone's lives.

Because, you know, the US has never conducted cyber-espionage against China or obtained valuable information before.

Full on cyber war is really unlikely as both sides would prefer to stay in power.

That doesn't have to be the principle, but that's a question that's entirely orthogonal to meat space versus cyber space.

I'm not really sure how far the comparison between physical military threat and cyber threat really carries, though.

First of all, China likely has far less cyber surface area than US.

Akira is a cyber-punk, distopian future manga which is very highly acclaimed.

He is circumspect in his full comments, in context the text quoted in Wikipedia is not a positive statement that it was a cyber attack.

I'm sure the Chinese won't respond in kind by escalating even further, thus creating mutual demand in both markets for cyber warfare.

Clarke said that what is known about the crash is "consistent with a car cyber attack".

We continue to face grave security threats like terrorism, cyber-attacks" The fear message is the primary tool authoritarian regimes use to control its population.

We continue to face grave security threats like terrorism, cyber-attacks, and nuclear proliferation that our intelligence community must have all the lawful tools it needs to address." There is nothing new here.

Just as drivers must show proficiency behind the wheel over long periods of time, companies will need show progress along the curve of “cyber maturity” to gain access to the lowest premiums and the smallest deductibles.

Cyber-warfare is scary precisely because of this.