Maghreb – HACKMAGEDDON

Cyberwar Social Networks

Tweets Like Weapons

July 27, 2011 2 Comments Consumerization of Warfare, DARPA, Facebook, Libya, Maghreb, Middle East, National Security Agency, Social media, Social Network, Social Networks, Twitter, United States Army, United States Marine Corps

Thanks to Andrea Zapparoli Manzoni for suggesting the original concept of Consumerization of Warfare and this update. If the Cyberspace

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Cyberwar Security

Mobile Phones Vs Tanks

April 26, 2011 4 Comments Etisalat, Libya, Maghreb, Middle East, Mobile technology, Mobile Warfare, Syria

Or rather “Tweets like Bullets”… I must confess I was uncertain about the title of this post. At the end

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The Thin Red Line

April 8, 2011 5 Comments Android, Egypt, Facebook, iPad, iPhone, Libya, Maghreb, Middle East, Mobile Warfare, PsyOps, Social Network, Syria, Twitter

There is a thin red line which links the alleged stability of the so called western world, with the instability

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Corps of (Network and Security) Engineers

March 29, 2011 7 Comments Egypt, Hacking, Libya, Maghreb, Malware, Military operation, Mobile Warfare, Odissey Dawn, Psychological warfare, PsyOps, Social Network, Syria, Twitter, United States

A couple of posts ago, in the article “Tweets Of War”, I discussed about the possibility to use consumer mobile

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