FOX News: US dropping 'cyber bombs' on ISIS, Pentagon official says
The U.S. has ramped up its fight against the Islamic State terror group's online capabilities, dropping so-called "cyber bombs" on the militants, a top Pentagon official said Tuesday.
"Those guys are under enormous pressure. Every time we have gone after one of their defended positions over the last six months, we have defeated them. They have left, they have retreated," Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work told Reuters.
Defense Secretary Ash Carter gave some explanation for the concept of "cyber bombs" in a February NPR interview.
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WNU Editor: It appears that this cyber campaign is having an impact .... ISIS Fighter Numbers Drop In Syria, Iraq Amid US Military And Cyber Attacks (IBTimes). Secretary of Defense Ash Carter describes the cyber campaign in this NPR interview .... In Fight Against ISIS, U.S. Adds Cyber Tools (NPR)
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