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SECURITY: U.S. INTELLIGENCE SEES CYBER THREATS ECLIPSING TERRORISM
2013
Overview
On other issues, the \"Worldwide Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community\", as the report is called, noted that the so-called \"Arab Spring\" had \"unleashed destabilizing ethnic and sectarian rivalries\" across the Middle East and that new governments there faced major challenges in controlling \"ungoverned spaces\" and overcoming economic hardship. The IC was particularly concerned with \"cyber attacks\" - defined as a \"non-kinetic offensive operation intended to create physical effects or manipulate disrupt, or delete data\" - and \"cyber espionage\". While he said there is only a \"remote chance\" of a major cyber attack against U.S. critical infrastructure systems that could, for example, cause a regional power outage during the next two years and that the most advanced cyber actors \"such as Russia and China\" are unlikely to launch one outside an actual military conflict, isolated state or non-state actors could deploy less-sophisticated attacks against poorly protected U.S. networks.
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