1. Computers and WEAPONS

2. Computers as Weapons or help Weapons

3. Hacking, known as Cyber Weapon

4. A Cyber Weapon is Mainly as hacking techniques Viruses Software used to penetrate networks NOT ONLY in military, ALSO relating us

5. Computer Applied Weapons

6. Weapons that are Conventional weapons Computer controlled New unmanned military vehicles, drones

7. History

8. Cyber Weapons The 414s (1982) 6 teenagers raging from 16 to 22 60 high-profile computer systems 1 st incident caused damage 1 st arrest of hackers

9. Cyber Weapons Markus Hess (1980s) Recruited by the KGB Attacked 400 U.S. military computers Germany, Japan, MIT, OPTIMIS Database

10. Cyber Weapons Routers with filtering rules (the late 1980s) Packet filter firewalls (1988) First commercial firewalls (1989-1994) Circuit-level gateways (1989), 2 nd generation Firewall Toolkit (FWTK)(1994), 3 rd generation

11. Computer Applied Weapons New technologies, for military at first AN/MYK-1 (MOBIDIC) (1959) M18 FADAC (1960) D-17B (1962) D-37C (1964)

12. Computer Applied Weapons UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) MAARS (Modular Advanced Armed Robotic System) Gun data computer

13. Problems for Society

14. Cyber Weapons Will our information leak? JP Morgan Chase: 76,000,000 (October, 2014) Apple Developer site: 275,000 (July, 2013) LinkedIn: 8,000,000 (June, 2012) US Military, National Guard and etc.

15. Cyber Weapons How severe is it? Our safety is threatened

16. Computer Applied Weapons How to increase the efficiency?

17. Computer Applied Weapons How to reduce casualty?

18. Computer Applied Weapons How to protect bases?

19. Solutions

20. Cyber Weapons How can we defend?

21. Computer Applied Weapons To increase the efficiency Gun data computer GOT & GOLIS systems by guidance computer

22. Computer Applied Weapons To reduce casualty UAV & MAARS APS (Active protection system)

23. Computer Applied Weapons To protect bases Ballistic Missile Early Warning System

24. Will the Problem Change?

25. Cyber Weapons Will the information leaking stop? From the history to the present Same in the future

26. Cyber Weapons Why? Attackers and defenders Benefits

27. Computer Applied Weapons How to increase the efficiency? This never changes

28. Computer Applied Weapons How to reduce casualty? How to reduce the cost?

29. Computer Applied Weapons How to protect bases? In common sense, this never changes

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