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Home » Black Ops & Intel » The Next War on Terror Will Be Fought Online

The Next War on Terror Will Be Fought Online

by Brandon Webb · May 30, 2012 · Posted In: Black Ops & Intel
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The video below was shared with me by SOFREP community moderator Laura Walker. It is an excellent example of an open source brief that discusses how extremist groups are using online technologies to communicate securely, promote “the cause”, train, launder money, plan and attack.

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Enjoy-

Brandon



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JHR
JHR 5pts

AQ has been onto the  tech track prior to 9/11. Many of their pups have gone to school specifically to learn computer/tech/progrmming skills, here in the U.S.. Some are entrenched in Universities and government jobs in the U.S. giving them access to sensitive information. Many AQ that arrived 30-40 years ago, deliberately inter-married, thus, traditionally, their daughters pass as caucausion. For some reason, the male gene seems to remain darker skinned. They have developed codes on FB and Twitter that easily pass for everyday lingo.

SEAN SPOONTS
SEAN SPOONTS 5pts

You know, I could see some aspect of the WOT being fought on line, just as a significant part of WWII involved signal intelligence warefare, code breaking, cypto stuff like the Navaho talkers and deception work like the false radio traffic that had the Germans thinking Patton and the 3rd Army were going to kick off D-Day at the Pas d Calais. But you still have to kill badguys. It seems to me that most of what I've seen is hackers using DOS attacks. Is that a big deal? Jester shuts down a jihadist website for for a couple of days or a week? What if the website was a false flag operation set up by the CIA to smoke out terrorists? What if it was an NSA mirror site? Is Jester going to know about that? The problem with someone like Jester operating alone, is that he is operating "alone" with a tactical picture he is viewing thru a soda straw given his isolation.. I'm not down on Jester(pause....sorry I lost my connection there for an hour) but I would think that our focus is not on those sites being up but on who is accessing them. Jihadist websites are like a light that draw moths to it. We're trying to kill the moths not bust the light bulb. I wonder if our cyber capability is a little misdirected? We should be doing more than disruption, we should be doing destruction. What I keep waiting to hear is that we've stolen all of Al Qaeda money and deposited it into the US Treasury. That's a wartime operation on the order of Rochefort breaking the JN-25 cipher. Rewrite the jihadists bomb making recipies so that wannabes blow themselves up making a bomb in their moms kitchen. Perhaps we are. I suspect that the Bin Laden raid gave us some very useful intel on bad guy locations and operational plans and I suspect that we have been using that stuff in relation to the recent drone strikes we've all be haring about. The stuff hitting Iran seems very sophisticated, but hell it could have come from Kapersky to make his anti-virus suite more marketable.

KineticFury
KineticFury 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

There is so much out there about the present and future cyberwarfare, crimes, and terrorism, and I'm no subject matter expert on anything cyber. While most cyberterrorism articles talk about the danger to data, personal info, weapons systems, etc., here is an alleged cyper assassination.

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In Italy, not too long ago, a mob boss was shot but survived the shooting. That night, while he was in the hospital, the assassins hacked into the hospital computer and changed his medication so that he would be given a lethal injection. He was a dead man a few hours later. They then changed the medication order back to its correct form, after it had been incorrectly administered, to cover their tracks so that the nurse would be blamed for the “accident.”

Read more: http://defensetech.org/2010/09/29/a-cyber-assassination-confirmed/#ixzz1wa1r4GKP Defense.org

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There used to be an article in the Daily Sun about it (which I saved), but now it won't let me access it. This was written in 2010.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/special-%20reports/2010/sept/25/special-report-25-09-2010-001.htm

 

 

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts

 @KineticFury I'm sure I've seen something like this in an old movie - something like Forbin, The Colossus Project.

KineticFury
KineticFury 5pts

cyper, cyber, same thing. The dude in the video is rubbing off on me.

MattFanning
MattFanning 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/06/internet-security-fail/Good article on STUXNET and Flame by the guy in the video.

Packetknife
Packetknife 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

This post prompted a blog response (below) from me where I outline why I fear the rapid shift to fighting terror online is actually a way to lose many battles in the War on Terror. Cheers, -Pk

 

 

https://www.infosecisland.com/blogview/21494-The-Next-War-on-Terror-Will-Be-Lost-Online.html

 

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts

 @Packetknife wanted to say that I ❤ your username!

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

If you want an example of just how low Anonymous hackers will go - they hit Wounded Warrior Project last night.  Now that's about as cheap as it gets.

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC It's not only cheap, but why Wounded Warrior?  That's sick especially if they consider themselves idealists.

ArcticWarrior
ArcticWarrior 5pts

 @katgirl231  @LauraWalkerKC

 Kat they consider him an enemy and like a cartel have vowed to attack anything he supports as retribution.

ArcticWarrior
ArcticWarrior 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC

 Jester vs UGNazi's now thats gonna be a good one.

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 3 Like

 @ArcticWarrior My money is on J ;)

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts

 @LauraWalkerKC  @ArcticWarrior many thanks for some hints here.  A bit later I will have some docs you and AW probably already have but very well written.

ArcticWarrior
ArcticWarrior 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC

 Yeah I saw the UGs said because he supports WWP they were targeting them and anyone who he supports.

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 3 Like

 @ArcticWarrior Anonymous already hits government, military and LEA websites.  The hit on WWP was a cheap shot, and done because Jester donates to them and supports them.  Other than that, Jester works alone.  And they can't get him.

ArcticWarrior
ArcticWarrior 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC

 What I always think about is what could be the "collateral" damage implications, for regular folk, when these entities square off. I mean this seems to be a personal grudge match, a Matrix Cartel fight.

TOMBSTONE
TOMBSTONE 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

Maybe not directly relevant, but anyone had a look on the infected microchips article over at DefenseTech ?

 

http://defensetech.org/2012/05/30/smoking-gun-proof-that-military-chips-from-china-are-infected/

ArcticWarrior
ArcticWarrior 5pts

 @TOMBSTONE

 Yeah that is some scary stuff

Old PH2
Old PH2 5pts

 @TOMBSTONE Actually this compliments the post I was reading this morning from Abu-Mugawama's site:

http://www.cnas.org/blogs/abumuqawama/2012/05/virtual-war-impunity-and-undiscovered-country.html

 

Talks about the RMA, (Revolution in Military Affairs), that has been brought about by new war fighting technologies.  It also contrasts the US implementation vs. the Chinese reaction and implementation.

TOMBSTONE
TOMBSTONE 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @Old PH2 Don't know if you have seen this, only sniffed it out myself today.  Called the " Dark Web ", an un traceable parallel internet used for illegal trade ( i.e guns drugs and the like). Maybe it's nothing new but thought it was worth mentioning in this thread. Here a link the give you the run down.http://www.sabotagetimes.com/life/shopping-on-the-dark-web-pure-drugs-and-plastic-explosives/

ArcticWarrior
ArcticWarrior 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC

 Lol.... So Lars was right Napster was the Devils Spawn!

 "  Napster claimed not to store any copyrighted material, but it did maintain a central database of who had what content for download. This was its Achilles' heel, but as the Microsoft researchers rightly pointed out, "ultimately the darknet-genie will not be put back into the bottle"."

 Good link Laura, thats some spooky stuff in the Matrix.

Old PH2
Old PH2 5pts

 @TOMBSTONE I know a couple of fellows involved with the area drug task force, met them through work.  I understand that this is a part of the internet that is used for child porn, human trafficking, and quite a few other nefarious pass times.  I am under the belief that it takes more than the usual computer skill to use, therefore it appeals more to the "Hacker chic."  My take is this, our capability to intercept this traffic and decrypt it should be as closely held a secret as any SIGINT methodology/ technology from the Cold War.  These tools are weapons to fight the forces of our enemies.   

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @TOMBSTONE  @Old PH2  Welcome to the underbelly of the internet aka the darknet.  It's not new, and it is a lot bigger and weirder than you think. 

 

A quick overview is here:  http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/off-the-grid-the-darknet-exposed-646480

 

mr_frosty_8172
mr_frosty_8172 5pts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5fsf6Qm3lI

here is Mikko talking about Government espionage using viruses in email attachments!

jeffreycarr
jeffreycarr 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

The bad news is that it's actually much worse than Mikko discussed in his RSA presentation. Check out this video released by Senator Lieberman's committee. It calls for an "electronic Jihad" against U.S. government computers and critical infrastructure. It includes video clips from 60 Minutes and a couple of U.S. experts who were providing details on U.S. weaknesses and how to exploit them. The good news is that al Qaeda doesn't currently have the expertise to make these attacks happen but that's probably just a matter of time. The really bad news is that the current vulnerabilities present in U.S. critical infrastructure aren't going away so once these terrorist groups line up the right talent, shit's gonna get real. 

 

http://www.nextgov.com/cybersecurity/2012/05/al-qaeda-video-calls-electronic-jihad-government-computers/55886/?oref=ng-dropdown

MattFanning
MattFanning 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

http://www.as-ansar.com/vb/index.php

 

That is an example of the open forums that he was talking about.  A lot of people don't realize that the big T Taliban were internet pioneers and have maintained a website since the mid 90's (while simultaneously banning toothpaste because the Prophet didn't have it in his day.)  I've been following these kinds of forums for awhile now (off and on) and they are a huge trove of open source intelligence.

 

I am surprised he didn't mention Ansar's Cyber warfare section.

 

http://www.as-ansar.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?f=69

 

I'll also point out that all of the Taliban leadership/spokesmen use gmail.  I literally have about 5 active gmail addresses used for media relations, fund raising and propaganda distribution by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.

 

Also, for those that don't know, Backtrack is a Linux distribution (operating system) designed from the ground up for penetration testing (hacking).

 

I'd also check out the recent Saudi/Israeli cyber spat.  There are plenty of good Salafist hackers out there...http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46040393/ns/technology_and_science-security/t/israeli-hackers-hit-saudi-stock-exchange/#.T8Zbh7BYv0Q

 

LOL, he also doesn't mention that Al-Shabaab doesn't publish rap videos anymore because they murdered their favorite white rapper.

 

http://www.longwarjournal.org/threat-matrix/archives/2012/04/shabaab_did_not_deny_rumors_th.php 

BrandonWebb
BrandonWebb moderator 5pts

 @MattFanning Great stuff Matt. -B

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @MattFanning Not to mention the Twitter presence.  Currently noticing @abumamerican the official spox for Amriki has been silent since the 24th. 

Old PH2
Old PH2 5pts

@MattFanning Just Like Madonna going thru her Vanilla Ice phase:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_KFbAwHeI6xM/TS8aG6gE1yI/AAAAAAAA2NE/U_m6jfdDBr8/s1600/sex-book-madonna-121.jpg

Guess Al-Shabaab just couldn't hang with the homies

ufridman
ufridman 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

Brandon, it is already happening. 

BrandonWebb
BrandonWebb moderator 5pts

 @ufridman Agreed...

Old PH2
Old PH2 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

I've got to say this, great intel!!!  Thanks for sharing Brandon, well done Laura!!

I made reference to the FLAME virus this morning over in the NSA thread.  With out a doubt Hezbollah and the Palestinians are as sophisticated or more sophisticated than AQ.  My wife's cousin is an Iranian born programmer and smart as hell.  We should never discount these fellows abilities.  I like the repeated comparison of AQ & Jihadis to organized crime.  We need to continue this thought process, examine current cutting edge criminal methodology for banking and comms.  

 

Great stuff, thanks for sharing. 

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @Old PH2 Ditto with everyone here!  Matt, when you said the AQ were internet pioneers, I hope you meant in the sense of its use in disseminating information etc.  I did a little work on Darpanet and I sure hope that they weren't involved too!  Seriously, when I read in the Delta article about the Title 10 and 50 laws, it made me think that since everything from wannabee individuals to the big-bad-boys are using internet to communicate easily all over the world, if it truly is a crucial part of the bad guys' C2I and $, I wonder if our gov't is sophisticated enough to redefine borders along a TCP/IP theme.  Unfortunately, the last time I looked at the education and jobs held by those in the Senate and Congress, there was only one real scientist/engineer.

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName like.author.displayName like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 5 Like

 @Old PH2 If everyone is game, I'll be updating information on this topic soon.

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts

 @LauraWalkerKC I'm blown away that you watch RSA stuff too - you must have had been in a particularly technical realm of your degree.

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts

 @LauraWalkerKC my allergic cough has been so bad in the last two years, I'm afraid my "Gin and cigarettes" voice will be permanent!  I just have that dialect thing too.  I'm dying to learn a good soft Irish accent.  That would surprise a few :)

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @katgirl231 I've got a bit of  whiskey voice.  And a propensity to inadvertently mimic accents if I'm around them too long.  Side effect of being an Army brat. This gets exceeding confusing after the third cocktail.

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts

 @LauraWalkerKC yayy <happy pill>.  I hope so.  Oh say, did you just say that in a "Natasha" voice? ;)  Спасибо!  (I tried to take Russian and I felt like the biggest dummy in the class)

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @katgirl231 have a pending post you might like, if Dear Leader approves.

BrandonWebb
BrandonWebb moderator 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC  @Old PH2 Send it!

LauraWalkerKC
LauraWalkerKC moderator 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 2 Like

 @BrandonWebb  @Old PH2 Writing a piece for you tonight :)

Old PH2
Old PH2 5pts like.author.displayName like.author.displayName like.author.displayName 3 Like

 @LauraWalkerKC Being a photographer the Steganography aspect just fascinates me.  Hiding data in pictures and within data, just amazing.  Ever heard of the Moire effect?  kind of makes photos taken with a telephoto lens on a digital camera appear to have a distortion like a diffraction grating.  I've often wondered if an image could be hidden in that "noise."

 

Bring it on love this info, thanks Laura!

Old PH2
Old PH2 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @katgirl231 I could see how this could be used to store binary data, hiding info in plain sight.  Later when fully developed into networked computers, data storage would possibly flip from hardware to "wet ware."  Very Gibsonian.

katgirl231
katgirl231 5pts like.author.displayName 1 Like

 @Old PH2 Moiré effect - wow, you just brought back some memories.  It's all pretty related to interference patterns which is why you see things which look like that in holography.  "Ohh, what's really going to bake your noodle later on is..."  http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/05/120521163751.htm  teh' I knew there was a reason I loved cyberpunk.  Never thought for a moment it would be 3d landscapes, but I could see it coming.

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