Sentence examples for use cyber from inspiring English sources

In April Barack Obama responded to a growing rash of attacks aimed at US computer networks by launching a sanctions program to target individuals and groups outside the United States that use cyber attacks to threaten US foreign policy, national security or economic stability.

The disclosures throw fresh light on the rapid development of US cyberwarfare capability and reveal its willingness to use cyber weapons offensively to achieve policies.

Presidents Clinton and Bush reportedly both declined to use cyber attacks to manipulate data and drain bank accounts whose balances supported Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.

It expressly reserves the right to use cyber tactics as part of what it calls "anticipatory action taken against imminent threats".

"Governments must not use cyber security as an excuse for censorship," he said.

Opposing countries and governments seek intelligence, and will use cyber espionage to get it.

Or they might possibly use cyber-attacks to help install an administration more friendly to their interests.

They will intensify their propaganda war (especially via Russian television, widely watched by Balts), possibly use cyber-warfare and try to destabilise everyday life.

China has agreed not to use cyber-espionage to steal commercial secrets from the UK and its president spoke positively about improving human rights, following talks with David Cameron on the second day of the state visit.

There is a close parallel with drone warfare, which is similarly cheaper and less risky than its flesh-and-blood counterpart.This is an argument for governments to be selective about how they use cyber-weapons not to withdraw them.

A new book by David Sanger of the New York Times says that Stuxnet is part of a broad and secretive effort by America to use cyber-weapons against Iran.