New Russian Fiber-Optic Drones Will Expand Depth Of
Building on this capability, Russian forces have developed “kill zones” ahead of their frontlines by using a combination of fiber-optic and traditional
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The Russian spy ship stalking Europe''s subsea cables
According to the FT''s analysis, while Yantar''s surveillance capacities were held back immediately after Moscow''s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 — possibly due to sanctions or fear
''Moscow military spy ship'' seen mapping and surveilling NATO
A new FT investigation has revealed how a Russian "military spy ship" has been tracked surveilling and mapping undersea cables along Europe''s Atlantic coastline, possibly with nefarious...
Russian Fiber-Optic Drones Are Now Reaching Into Ukrainian Cities
Though fiber optic cables increase the range of FPV drones, there are also limitations, as we have previously discussed and touched on at the opening of this article.
Information Warfare in the Depths: An Analysis of Global Undersea
Analysts have long warned that the cables that stretch unprotected
New Russian Fiber-Optic Drones Will Expand Depth Of Their Kill Zones
Building on this capability, Russian forces have developed “kill zones” ahead of their frontlines by using a combination of fiber-optic and traditional drones. In particular, these zones have...
As Russia is accused of hybrid warfare against the West
Below is a look at some recent incidents in the Baltic Sea in which Russia-linked vessels have been alleged to have been involved in damaging, or seen loitering around, undersea cables.
Information Warfare in the Depths: An Analysis of Global Undersea Cable
Undersea cables serve as valuable but vulnerable assets in a nation''s strategic placement in cyber and information warfare. If adversaries were to cut a cable cut or “sniff” into a network, havoc could
Safeguarding Subsea Cables: Protecting Cyber Infrastructure amid
This paper addresses how the United States and its allies can more strategically compete with Chinese and Russian threats to subsea cables and reduce the vulnerability of cable
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Worldwide, as of early 2023, there were more than 500 undersea cables with a total length of nearly 1.4 million kilometres, with more than 1.300 landfalls circling the entire globe. Submarine...
Russian Secret Sub Unit Menaces Undersea Cables
Analysts have long warned that the cables that stretch unprotected for thousands of miles underwater are exposed to being attacked and disabled by Russia. The cables, which carried
Cyber defense across the ocean floor: The geopolitics of submarine
As the White House increasingly focuses on cybersecurity threats to the nation and the global community, including from the Chinese and Russian governments, it must prioritize investing