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Navigating uncertainty in cyber conflict: incorporating false flags in the attribution process of offensive cyber operations

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By Gil Baram, Herb Lin
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This paper examines false flag operations in cyberspace and their implications for attribution. While these operations are key to understanding cyber conflict, they are mostly understudied outside technical research. We place deception and attribution challenges within the broader context of offensive cyber operations and international security, illustrating how manipulating identity and intent complicates forensic analysis and political decision-making.
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China’s AI Use for Cyber Espionage Shifts Cyber Focus From Detection To Trust

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By Gil Baram
| RealClear Defense
The question facing security and technology leaders is no longer whether adversaries will deploy AI agents against their environment. Now, those leaders must ask whether their trust architecture, access models and identity systems are ready for a world where breakout time—the time taken for an attacker to move from initial access to lateral movement through a digital system—has vanished, and machine-speed attackers are the default assumption.
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China’s AI use for cyber espionage shifts cyber focus from detection to trust

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By Gil Baram
| Threat Beat
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