Explore a critical examination of politically motivated cyber attacks and their potential threat to democracy in this 40-minute Black Hat conference talk. Delve into cyber intelligence gathered in response to regional political shifts, focusing on raising awareness and revealing actionable intelligence for operators to implement robust cyber resilience measures against nation-state attacks during conflicts. Gain valuable insights from speaker Imran Saleem on the weaponization of mobile infrastructure and its implications for democratic processes.
Weaponizing Mobile Infrastructure - Are Politically Motivated Cyber Attacks a Threat to Democracy?
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Weaponizing Mobile Infrastructure: Are Politically Motivated Cyber Attacks a Threat to Democracy?
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