This report analyzes the possibility of cyber attacks against U.S. and allied information infrastructures in response to anticipated military strikes against terrorists and nation-state sponsors. While many have speculated about the possibility for such cyber attacks, this report provides a detailed, fact-based assessment of the situation. It examines recent trends and precedents and sets out in detail the potential types, targets, and sources of cyber attacks that we should be prepared for. It also makes concrete recommendations for protective actions.
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