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Cyberspace Allows Small Nations, Groups To Flex Large-Scale Military Muscle

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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – The size of a combatant doesn’t matter in cyberspace, where minor nations or small non-state groups with internet access and programming knowhow can create global effects from a desktop computer, according to the deputy chief of U.S. Cyber Command.“The interesting thing about cyber is you don’t have to be a nation-state of hundreds of millions of people. You just have to have the ability to find the right number of skilled experts,” Air Force Lt. Gen.…

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