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1991年的海湾战争,被美国军方认为是第一次把信息战从研究报告中搬上实战战场的战争。在这场战争中,美国特工利用伊拉克购置的用于防空系统的打印机途经安曼的机会,将一套带有病毒的芯片换装到这批打印机中,并在美军针对伊拉克的“沙漠风暴”行动开始后,用无线遥控装置激活潜伏的病毒,致使伊拉克的防空系统陷入瘫痪。然而,正当美国人为此沾沾自喜时,他们的计算机专家却只能眼睁睁地看着自己的军方网络系统遭到黑客骑士们的无情攻击。 1997年3月24曰,美国能源部的前计算机安全专家尤金·舒尔茨博士向英国广播公司BBC透露,在海湾战争期间,曾经有数
The Gulf War of 1991 was considered by the U.S. military to be the first one to put the information warfare on the battlefield of actual combat from the research report. During the war, US agents used a printer purchased by Iraq for air defense systems to pass through Amman and swapped a set of virus-infected chips into the printers. During the U.S. “Desert Storm” operations against Iraq, Initially, a remote control device was used to activate the latent virus, paralyzing Iraq’s air defense system. However, just as Americans are complacent, their computer experts can only watch as their military network system is being ruthlessly attacked by hacker knights. On March 24, 1997, Dr. Eugene Schultz, a former computer security expert with the U.S. Department of Energy, disclosed to the BBC that during the Gulf War, there were