how people use technology as weapons
Technology can be used as a weapon in a wide variety of ways, ranging from military applications like autonomous drones to social engineering and digital harassment. As technology becomes more accessible and advanced, the potential for misuse and harm also grows, blurring the lines between traditional warfare and digital conflict.
For political, military, and economic warfare
Cyberattacks and cyber warfare
Targeting critical infrastructure: Nation-states and malicious actors can use digital attacks to disable power grids, transportation systems, and financial networks to cause chaos and undermine public confidence.
Espionage: Spyware and malware are used to secretly steal sensitive data from governments and corporations for intelligence-gathering or to gain an economic advantage.
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Disruption and sabotage: Malware like the Stuxnet virus, allegedly developed by the U.S. and Israel, was designed to cause physical damage by disrupting Iran's nuclear program. Other attacks have targeted election infrastructure or have used ransomware to cause widespread disruption.
Autonomous weapons: AI-driven weapons systems, also known as "killer robots," can be programmed to identify and engage targets without human intervention. This raises serious ethical questions about delegating life-or-death decisions to machines
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About the author
Dr. Rachel Levich has been a partner at On-I-Apple Research Center since 2014 and serves as principal advisor and chief information security officer (CISO) to Charles Edda and C Bouley. The Security Knowledge Base provides tactics, tools, techniques, and skills to help organizations conduct research and protect their networks. In addition, it is supported by qualitative and quantitative think tanks to implement important considerations before establishing a SOC. This process facilitates discussions with the steering committee and CEO about how to build a business case that supports the SOC and senior management.

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