cyberspace clinical structure.ience in the private sector and his career also a period of time with united states air air force. he has had a distinguished public service career and also served as a founding member of the joint task force computer network and join the cyber warfighting unit. i am howard rishikof in the cochair of the american bar association national task force on cyberinsecurity and we want to foster events of this nature so this is why when jason approached me i was very excited about it and the panelists are all friends. i think estonia and the ambassador being here. let the records say. [inaudible] so what i would like to do, the rules of the game will be i'm going to pose questions to the panelists. they will respond and then i'm going to open up the form quickly to gather some questions and then we will engage in much more of a dialogue over the next four or five minutes because when i look out at the audience icy many experts who will be able to post fascinating questions to the panel. let's

israeli cyberspace now the previous time it happened during last year's gaza war now during the four days it lasts one hundred. words from forty million unique attacks and around seven hundred israeli websites suffered repeated attacks including some high profile government websites like the websites of the foreign ministry the bank of jerusalem and the israeli defense ministry so as you can see that previous attack had some major impact so wait and see how this one. former m i five. so as the damage of these attacks is negligible certainly compared to what some governments have been doing in cyberspace it is very much matter of inconvenience to the websites that are under assault but of course it does get a lot of publicity the difference between this and real hacking real cyber attacks can be seen very starkly what happened when the u.s. and israeli governments committed an act of fiber terrorism when they attacked the iranian nuclear production facility when it released the stuxnet virus in august of the first we have western governments colluding to attack the infrastructure of a

what does that mean in cyberspace? and so the bulk of the manual, and, indeed, clearly the most important part of the manual is down in the commentary. because we decided we can't possibly answer that for states. what we can do is in a very rich environment with lots of smart people, we can think through those problems and give the legal advisers other governments around the world options. so for example, in terms of use of force, we discussed at length ever come up with a couple of approaches to the use of force. same with self-defense. same with attacking him assist with gary brown here, same with attacking assets that are marked in cyberspace. we went down to that level of granularity. but it is for the audience you should understand it is in the commentary that the meat of the project is to be done, not in the rules. the rules are an exception. now, we brought together as i said 20 people. i forgot to mention there were three individuals who are not there in the private capacity. the first was gary brown, carl repr

offensive against israel the acts of it say their aim is to quote disrupt and raise is row from cyberspace in protest over israeli policies towards palestine and also. has all the details she's here with me in the studio now lovely to see him again or. so what exactly prompted this campaign how did it all start well it is really a very developing story right now but it all started it all started the anonymous group and now it's their operation on you tube on the first are on the fourth excuse me of april and that's what we reported about every year right right so it happen. on the fourth of april and the group published a clip accusing the israeli government of failing to film an expansion and of violating palestinians rights now here are some of the bits of that video now addressing the israeli government of the group stated you have not stopped a your and less human rights violations you have nonstop to legal settlements and you have not respected the ceasefire that is some of the bits of that's video it's a bit of a it's a bit of a two and a half minutes long now of the announcement of

the damage of these attacks is negligible compared to what some governments have been doing in cyberspace and towards the people it is very much national inconvenience to the websites that are under assault but of course it does get a lot of publicity and the difference between this and real hacking real fiber attacks can be seen very stark what happened when the u.s. and the israeli governments committed an act of fiber terrorism when they attacked the iranian nuclear production facility when they released the stuxnet virus now this is the first we have western governments colluding to attack the infrastructure of another sovereign country so that is cyber terrorism that is what a real cyber attack looks like and of course it has ramifications now because the stuxnet virus well. to attack these precise facilities but it's now out there in the world it can be used and abused and mutated by real cyber criminals out there so what the us and the israeli government did with stops net is actually far more damaging than any protest movement trying to bring down certain websites in certain count

ones range from hundreds to thousands so it's not the first time anonymous has targeted israeli cyberspace with a previous operation occurring during last year's gaza war during the four days it lasted hundreds of israeli websites suffered from more than four million unique at times and that r.t. dot com we've got footage posted by the hikers with more details on background to the vicious cyber strike one you. want to use today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. joint operations rule. the world keeps a close eye on the bus through our break in china panic has already spread across neighboring countries six people have died so far out of the eighteen and affected figures are far from an epidemic of his case a pill being looks now at who might hope to benefit from anybody to hype that. panic is already spreading across the globe over fears of a bird flu epidemic in china twenty thousand birds were slaughtered at one local market japan has a health warning some people coming into the country from china hong kong shares slumped in chinese airline stocks

cyber offensive against israel the activists say their aim is to disrupt and erase israel from cyberspace while in protest over the policies towards palestine. details it all started with and now i'm seeing their operation on you tube on thursday you know the group published a clip accusing these really government of failing to and settlement expansion and violating the palestinians right now addressing the israeli government of the group stated you have not stopped and les' human rights violations and you have not respected the cease fire you know the announcement was spread through different social media to gather with this type of warning you better secure your site and asked of early sunday dozens of israeli web sites were on available and if you want to access some of these rally websites you might be greeted with this is heart ready to asked amazed how many sites were hacked and numbers range from hundreds to thousands a one for the israeli officials say that the damage was minimal but that's not the impression you get as if you go online and these really responded by their own onli

offensive against israel the activists say their aim is to quote disrupt and erase israel from cyberspace all in protest over israeli policies towards palestine. as details. it all started with anonymous and then seeing their operation on you tube on thursday the group published a clip accusing these stradley government of failing to and settlement inspection and violating palestinian streitz addressing these directly government of the group stated you have not stopped your and less human rights violations you have not respected the cease fire the announcement of the intended attack on israel was spread via social media together with this picture off warning you better secure your sites now there were reports that scores of large organisations had to close their websites to shield them from hackers and i saw early sunday dozens of israeli websites were available so now it's officially on and if you try to access some of the israeli sites you will be greeted with this. it's hard to ask me how many sites were hacked numberous range from hundreds to thousands israeli officials claim the dama

. >> it is a new world for many parents in cyberspace. the course is designed to help parents understand social media. the safety seminar comes on the heels of an incident that happened about a month ago when more than a dozen pictures of nude females from a local high school showed up on facebook. the page was taken down when the sheriff's department launched an investigation. officials say it is a chance to help parents and students learn where to draw the line between surfing and safety. >> there is a language developing each and every day between students, an invisible language of texting and images. it is important to stay educated. >> the silent language should be don't do it. this is the first in a series being planned by the district. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecast. a sprinkle from time to time. a high today hit 70 degrees. there you go, the benchmark of spring. the last day of april is the first day of the year when the average normal high as 70 degrees. we did not quite make it here today but we have a chance over the

you are wandering around in cyberspace. i text with my family and with two my chief of staff on my cell phone. that's about it. you have to understand, when i became president there was no e-mail. then e-mail was largely interoffice. >> stephen: how did you communicate? >> telephone, snail mail. blah blah. what happened was. after i was president there were blizzards of e-mails within the administration, the congress subpoenaed them all and all these young people drunk with the power of new technology said the first things that came to their heads so some of these e-mails were mildly embarrassing. >> stephen: you do not presently tweet? sir, i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken, william jefferson clinton was taken. [ laughter ] but pres billy jeff was available. [cheers and applause] would you like to break into the 21st century right now and send your first tweet? [cheers and applause] >> you'll type it? >> stephen: i'll type it. 140 characters or less. >> just spent. >> ste

and china, it is a complex but they are allies but in cyberspace it is adversarial as possible.at point is it so significant and severe it warrants a physical response? >> it is worth saying it is not just china. we always focus on china but other countries are engaging in. this we talk act iranian activities. there's evidence that russia is doing it. many people claim that the united states is engaged in some of this. it is not just china and the solution, of course, in america for us to increase our defenses, to harden our systems. >> eric schmitt, jarrod cohen, pleasure to have you on. >>> up next the story of a young man that comes to america, becomes disillusioned and perhaps radicalized. it is a movie out this week. i will tell you about it when we come back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. anot

and how we better protect the nation in cyberspace. looking at the fy-14 budget, are we resourcing adequately in order to operate within the cyber domain and insure our national interests in cyberspace are protected? and does the department require additional authorities in order to educate, attract and retain the very best viber operators -- cyber operators? >> congressman, thank you, and i appreciate your comments. cyber is one to have the areas that we've -- is one of the areas that we've actually proposed increases in the budget, so i think that begins with some understanding at least on our side of the threats and responsibilities we have many this domain. and i think they are going to continue to multiply. i do know of your longstanding involvement in this area, and i look forward to working with you. we continue to enhance our role in this effort, dod's. as you know, we're not the only agency that has some responsibility here. department of homeland security has a lot of authority, as you know, on this. we are working very close

this is symbolic of the war that is happening in cyberspace. it has been raging, it has been ticking up, north korea trying to attack south korean banks, the south korean government via cyberspace. but we're also seeing counterattacks from south korea's military as well as a very robust south korean hacking community. >> interesting. appreciate the reporting from seoul. as we have been reporting, north korea's nuclear power in a limited sense, they have tested nuclear devices as you know but probably not done what it takes to shrink them to warhead size and mount them on a missile. they are however making threatening noises, threatening moves. with a reality check on korea's military capabilities, tom foreman and retired general james "spider" marks. >> despite all the global implications of a conflict between north korea and south korea, the truth is it would really play out essentially on the korean peninsula. that's what we want to talk about right here. everyone knows the dmz has basically been fortified for a very long time. neither the so

tweet and you have -- if there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter, just wandering around in cyberspacethe liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken. william jefferson clinton was taken. but prez billy jeff was available. would you like to break into the 21st century right now and send your first tweet? i'll type it. >> you'll type it? >> i'll type it. 140 characters or less. >> just spent -- >> just spent -- >> amazing time with colbert. >> all good. >> is he sane? >> is he sane? >> he is cool. >> can i put an exclamation mark at the end of that, sir? >> yeah, i haven't used the 140 yet. you can. >> yeah, you got some more left. anything else? >> no, no i'm done. here's the tweet. @ prebillyjeff already wracked up more than 28,000 followers. president is kind of funny in those situations. >>> finally, russian president vladimir putin is no stranger to being protested. maybe that explains his reaction yesterday when at a trade fair in hanover, could this happen here, in germany, a group of women ripped off their blouses and charged putin's entourage scre

so documents and images in cyberspace have been regulated in the same way. japan has lagged behind other countries such as the united states, britain and germany where there are few restrictions on internet election campaigning. >> translator: communication tools are completely different from the old days. it's good to update the law. >> translator: i'm all for the revision. i'm busy with my job in child care and it's been hard to obtain certain information. >> reporter: the debate on lifting the ban on online campaigning began in the late 1990s, but lawmakers made little progress, due partly to political wrangling. prime minister shinzo abe has advocated lifting the ban. >> translator: we should use the internet for publicity and exchange information in election campaigns. online campaigning will help increase voter turnout. >> reporter: social media operators welcome the revisions. they say it will boost dialogue between candidates and voters and improve the quality of elections. however, critics are concerned about the downside of anonymity. they say peop

cyberspace. >> back then, very few people had heard of the web. now, anyone with a computer.s was the machine on which the very first web page was created to help researchers at the subatomic physics laboratory. at the time, no one knew how important it would be. >> the story of how this came to physics academic research lab is incredible, and i think it is also important as a cultural icon, actually. >> this is the european organization for nuclear research. >> brain to the other physicists from different parts of europe. the web was developed in 1990 to help them share their scientific results. three years later, they gave the web to the world for free. involved in the restoration project, it is about enshrining a powerful idea about the original libertarian values. bbc news. >> there is a new currency that is growing in popularity. it is even being called the future of money. is not controlled by a government or a bank. it is a virtual currency, traded on the internet, but it can create a very real wealth. we explain all. >> the world is teeming with currencies, but bitcoi

>> reporter: america's banks appear to be caught in the crosshairs of a new cold war fought in cyberspace. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll take another a break tonight. when we come back, what most americans now say should be legalized. >>> if i may be permitted to question my own witness in my own way. >> i would like you to get to the point. >> i am -- >> i believe i have the right to ask the witness a direct question. >> the great irish actor milo o'shea once said he wanted to be remembered as more than just the irishman with the eyebrows. when word of his death arrived today we thought of the superb irish actor with those wonderful eyebrows. his performance in "the verdict" with paul newman left an indelible mark. he appeared in a slew of tv series like "the west wing." he was twice nominated for a tony. born to two performer parents in dublin, he got off to a rough start here in the states and had to take a job as an elevator operator at the waldorf astoria hotel here in new york. he broke out with a great performance in "ulysses." the great milo o'shea died of alzheime

cyberspace. >> back then, very few people had heard of the web. now, anyone with a computer.s was the machine on which the very first web page was created to help researchers at the subatomic physics laboratory. at the time, no one knew how important it would be. >> the story of how this came to physics academic research lab is incredible, and i think it is also important as a cultural icon, actually. >> this is the european organization for nuclear research. >> brain to the other physicists from different parts of europe. the web was developed in 1990 to help them share their scientific results. three years later, they gave the web to the world for free. involved in the restoration project, it is about enshrining a powerful idea about the original libertarian values. bbc news. >> there is a new currency that is growing in popularity. it is even being called the future of money. is not controlled by a government or a bank. it is a virtual currency, traded on the internet, but it can create a very real wealth. we explain all. >> the world is teeming with currencies, but bitcoi

group anonymous the computer attackers have said their aim is to disrupt and erase israel from cyberspace in protest over its policies towards the palestinians artie's eating english to has more. the information is coming from a palestinian twitter account from the palestinian authority presidential advisor on the technology and communication who said that israel has retaliated to the daylong how king attack on israel by arresting several palestinians and several of the west bank towns they have the attack on israel is going on for the entire day. twenty eight meijer israeli sites have been down including the knesset's site out of the israeli parliament which we are hearing is still down also the activists are saying that tens of thousands of israeli facebook and twitter accounts have been brought down as well as well as they tried to target the banking system as well as other major sites as well all of this of course is being done. by the had to his group anonymous or or groups associated there with of course saying that this is their way of getting back at israel for buying limbs in the

never came to jerusalem now it wasn't really the fast time dives and monuments attacked israeli cyberspace now the previous time it happened during last years gaza war now during the four days of classes hundreds of israeli websites that were suffered from forty million unique attacks. and there are around seven hundred israeli watch size repeated attacks including some high profile government websites like the websites of the foreign ministry. and the israeli defense ministry so as you can see that previous attack had some major impact so wait and see how this one develops while the come in the wake of a renewed wave of discontent crushing down on israel a deadly clashes broke out between activists and soldiers sponsored by the death of a high ranking palestinian prisoners in israeli detention that's all of it accusations he did nothing to save his life. a bit later in the program. this week saw a dramatic escalation on the korean peninsula with pyongyang threatening a preemptive nuclear strike on the united states a response was not left wanting the u.s. and south korean war ships and ai

programs and initiatives from the outset in order to protect privacy while safeguarding and securing cyberspace so john what do you make about. well whenever you have a federal agency or a law enforcement agency of any kind talking about how much they're protecting civil liberties and civil rights there's a very good chance they're actually doing the opposite they're at they're actually infringing this is something that you hear repeatedly from the f.b.i. regarding their surveillance of muslim communities is something that you hear from the n.y.p.d. regarding their surveillance of muslim communities and so it's not at all surprising that in light of these new documents that really seem to equate activists with terrorists that the response from v.h.s. would be to say everything's fine here don't pay attention that that's a very clear sign that you're paying attention to the right things i see so you know a lot of information is being gathered it's been compiled the a fusion centers we're now finding l. and they've been described as massive habs where amounts of data is collected essentially anal

weather the uighurs are widely believed to be behind the starts in that virus which made waves across cyberspace several years ago the program got into iran's natanz nuclear facility infecting the software which regulates the nuclear equipment it sent fake readings about it stage damaging as many as eight thousand centrifuges sleep the subsequent flame virus which contained some of the same code as stock nets has been among the largest and most sophisticated malware of its kind run in officials admit the virus damaged their computers and axes their personal information and thousands of machines mostly across the middle east are believed to have been infected not former m i five agent any machine on believes the recent attacks on israel a pale in the significance to cyber operations carried out by some governments. it is very much matter in convenience to the websites that are under assault but of course it does get a lot of publicity the difference between this and real hacking real cyber attacks can be seen very starkly what happened when the us and israeli governments committed an act of cyber

uighurs are widely believed to be behind the toxin that starts next fires which made waves across cyberspace several years ago the program got into iran's and attends a nuclear facility in fact in the software which regulates its equipment it sent a fake monitoring readings resulting in damage to as many as a thousand centrifuges sleep then came the flame virus which contained some of the same code as stocks net it's been among the largest and most sophisticated malware of its kind iranian officials admitted the virus damaged their computers and acts as a personal information and thousands of machines mostly across the middle east are believed to have been infected for my m i five agent believes the recent attacks on israel pale in significance to cyber operations carried out by some governments it is very much going to inconvenience to the websites that are under assault but of course it does get a lot of publicity the difference between this and real hacking real cyber attacks can be seen very starkly what happened when the us and the israeli government committed an act of fiber terrorism

programs and initiatives from the outset in order to protect privacy while safeguarding and securing cyberspace now so michael what do you make of that well i think it's really interesting because i think that in some respects you know president obama we go back to two thousand and eight and two thousand and seven he actually campaigned very aggressively on restoring civil liberties and obviously in a lot of ways he simply hasn't done that i think you know he's he's moderate in certain areas and not in others but instead what you've seen this in ministration do is build off a lot of the previous administrations programs and then tried to build some rules around them so that there's a certain type of accountability within them sure so what you know it's very late in the game what kind of precedent do you think this is going to set you know do you think that they're going to they're going to have this chilling fact when it comes to activists trying to organize and have their voices heard. well i think absolutely because i think what this document shows is just the notion that by participating in

and it sends the right mess am to the world about the way the united states will act in cyberspace. before reserving my time, mr. chairman, i submit for the record under general leave a document further explaining the intent of this amendment. the chair: the gentleman's request is covered under general leave. mr. thompson: with that, i reserve the plans of my time. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: i yield such time as he may consume to the distinguished gentleman from michigan the chairman of the house permanent select committee on intelligence, mr. rogers. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank mr. mccaul and mr. thompson for working so hard on this amendment to try to get it right. it was a frustrating process along the way. an agreement was adepreed to and then untone and then agreed to by some involvement who are filled with self-importance beyond these chambers. we were able to work out those differences and get to a place where we all agree. this is an i

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