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Interesting article, even tho it's basically historical. What is needed is a fleet of "cyber-drones". Autonomous software that automatically detects, tracks and destroys the source of a threat or attack within seconds without having to gain human permission to do so. In other words "SkyNet". But that has it's own dangers, doesn't it.

The 1982 Canadian-Soviet Trojan story was fascinating. I had no idea. Makes me wonder what's happening behind the scenes now that we won't know about for 20 years, if then.

[quote name="Paula"]The 1982 Canadian-Soviet Trojan story was fascinating. I had no idea. Makes me wonder what's happening behind the scenes now that we won't know about for 20 years, if then.[/quote]
More than you or anyone who isn't in the loop knows. And not just "cyberstuff". A long time ago a certain gentlemen "in the know" stated that: "If you (the public) can imagine it, we've already done it". Perhaps a bit of hyperbole, but basically true.

"He who defends everywhere, defends nowhere."