Age of deception : cybersecurity as secret statecraft / Jon R. Lindsay.
Series: Cornell studies in security affairsPublisher: Ithaca : Cornell University Press, ©2025Description: 309 pagesContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781501783210
- 9781501783470
- JZ1254 .L56 2025
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| JZ1254 .D54 2024 Digital international relations : | JZ1254.D63 2025 World builders : technology and the new geopolitics | JZ1254 .H45 2022 The wires of war : | JZ1254 .L56 2025 Age of deception : cybersecurity as secret statecraft / | JZ1305 .A258 2016 A theory of world politics / | JZ1305 .B3724 2025 Diplomatic methods / | JZ1305 .D47 2025 Populism and foreign policy / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction : Intelligence Now -- Defining Secret Statecraft -- A Theory of Intelligence Performance -- Security in Cyberspace -- Espionage : Bletchley Park and the Mechanization of Intelligence -- Sabotage : Stuxnet Reinterpreted as Secret Diplomacy -- Subversion : The 2016 U.S. Election and the Demand for Disinformation -- Cyber Power : China and the Contradictions of Cybersecurity -- Conclusion : Good News and Bad News about Cyber Warfare.
"Cybersecurity is less like warfare and more like intelligence. Intelligence is a form of conflict that exploits cooperation, and cyber conflict is a form of intelligence that exploits large-scale cooperation in cyberspace. This book thus develops a general theory of secret statecraft and intelligence performance to explain modern cyber campaigns"-- Provided by publisher.