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Homeland Security

Firm Demonstrates Cyber Warfare Offensive Capability

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Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

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Rsignia has demonstrated a new cyber warfare offensive capability it calls CyWarfius CyberScope, which it says is capable of deep content inspection that can "conduct a surgical offensive strike on a specific target." The demonstration was done over a four-hour period in the company's Cyber Warfare Test and Simulation Lab. Maryland-based Rsignia says that CyWarfius CyberScope can strike up to 1 million specific targets. "The company says it has been working on the cyber offensive capability for the past 30…

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