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cyberwar

British  
/ ˈsaɪbəˌwɔː /

noun

  1. another term for information warfare

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A new generation of sophisticated hackers is emerging from the Russian war in Ukraine as activist-minded operators get hands-on cyberwar training that could be used outside the conflict, the cyberintelligence firm Recorded Future warns.

From Washington Times

"I manage the cyberwar, the media war… and Prigozhin conducts military activities," he said.

From BBC

“It’s been a relentless cyberwar that has paralleled, and in some cases directly supported, the kinetic war,” Mr. Burt said.

From New York Times

The leaks also demonstrate Ukraine’s willingness to join forces with amateur hackers in its cyberwar against Russia.

From Seattle Times

“This is the first time in history we deal with a conventional war and a cyberwar at the same time,” Zhora said.

From Seattle Times