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The Behavioral Intelligence Paradigm in Fighting Cyber-Crime
Erasing traces of presence, or traces of intrusion,
has been long mastered by the hacking
community, leading to the conclusion that
diplomatic efforts are geared toward resolving
an issue that has lost its technological
pertinence before 2007.
Understanding the social psychology
of threats development is becoming critical,
as we are entering a pioneering period
that strangely resembles the “phreaking”
years of hacking (1972–1987). The improved
portability of machine learning (embarked,
distributed, or fully autonomous) is curiously
absent from most national strategies’
assumptions. This may be driven by the
transposition of the principles of military
capabilities escalation (weapons race, concentration,
and decisive capacities) to the
tackling of cyber-criminality. Cybernetic
offensive capabilities do not respond to traditional
escalation and reinforcement models.
They derive their malevolent capabilities
from their transformational nature, their
distributed deployment, and their superior
and autonomous learning.
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