Re: [iwar] A question...

From: Fred Cohen (fc@all.net)
Date: 2001-04-09 04:47:22


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Subject: Re: [iwar] A question...
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Most interested in more on this...

Per the message sent by Riccardo Sibilia:

> We distinguish 5 operation types in IW: (the same way you distinguish aerial 
> refueling, interdiction, etc. in air power)

> [these are the result of our research here at IMS and in the "Swiss Crows" 
> (local AOC chapter) community]

> disruption;
> deception;
> destruction;
> public information management and 
> operational security measures.

...
> As of psyops (for example), they can go in three distinct directions: 

> deception (desinformation, works with wrong and specially manipulated information), 

> public information management (works with true information that is used at the 
> right time, place, quality and quantity) or 

Is this "selective" information?  If so, it is a form of deception, isn't it?

> disruption (where one tryies to reduce the opponents or public attention to a 
> certain subject by "noise").

Isn't disruption in this case a form of deception?

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