U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta meets with China's Minister of National Defense General Liang Guanglie about cyber attacks in March 2012. (Reuters)
Did America's Cyber Attack On Iran Make Us More Vulnerable? -- Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic
The covert operation set back Tehran's nuclear program several years -- but may have put America's own infrastructure at risk.
After years of downplaying offensive U.S. cyber capabilities and fretting about Chinese cyber weapons, a major assumption has been turned on its head: America has now conceded that it conducted the most sophisticated state-sponsored cyber attack in the history of civilization.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
Sophisticated cyber-battles raise fears of cyber-blowback -- Richard Lardner, MSNBC/AP
The cyberwar may be headed to your computer -- Douglas Rushkoff, CNN
The road to success in Syria lies through compromise with Russia -- Michael Ross, National Post
Toppling Syria's Assad -- Max Boot, L.A. Times
The Real Reason to Intervene in Syria -- James P. Rubin, Foreign Policy
Syria’s Insurrection Is Not America’s Fight -- Patrick Buchanan, American Conservative
Syria Is Not a Winning Campaign Issue -- Victor Davis Hanson, NRO
The Many Faces of Islamist Politicking -- Camille Pecastaing, Hoover Institute
Iran's calculus of terror -- Payam Akhavan and Shrin Ebadi, Globe and Mail
Still seeking justice for the Tiananmen massacre -- Rowena Xiaoqing He, Washington Post
Why the Euro Zone Could Unravel Shockingly Fast -- Michael Sivy, Time
Obama Leaks Risk National Security For Political Gain -- IBD Editorial
And now, only one senior al Qaeda leader left -- Peter Bergen, CNN
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