Or people who just want more cyber-control over their real world mail.
The Post reported a parallel effort, code-named GENIE, which it described as an effort by American intelligence officials working for the N.S.A. and the military's Cyber Command to insert surreptitious controls into foreign computer networks.
To avoid it, the world needs a cyber "arms control" treaty.
"I'd be reluctant to raise expectations about an agreement along the lines of what you've described," National Security Council director Dan Kritenbrink told journalists, when asked about reports of a "cyber arms control agreement" that would relinquish the use of offensive hacking capabilities against critical infrastructure during peacetime.
It was becoming clear, he said, that some attacks were aided by the 30,000 machines under the cyber criminals control.
And when they do, they'll agree to some cyber arms control, and we'll be safer for it.
To cope with rapid changing electronic market cyber risk control demands advanced techniques that can dynamically detect the change of credit level of a person or a company, which are timely and spatially effective enough.
These countries are also asking for a "cyber arms control treaty".
In May, after years of planning, the U.S. Cyber Command was officially activated, and took operational control of disparate cyber-security and attack units that had been scattered among the four military services.
The growing dependence of critical infrastructures and industrial automation on interconnected physical and cyber-based control systems has resulted in a growing and previously unforeseen cyber security threat to supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and distributed control systems (DCSs).
In many cases, the cyber component controls the physical side using sensors and actuators that observe the physical system and actuate the controls.
