Another worry "Campaigns are not immune from nation-state surveillance, nation-state hacking," Johnson said.
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And we are observing daily phishing attacks against candidates—a mix of nation state and non–nation state groups.
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The S-1 filing does not claim that an attack from organized crime, nation-state, or nation-state affiliate actually happened.
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Call it a nation-state—a nation-state that has talked about launching its own satellites to monitor melting polar ice.
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Brexit scarcely brings Britain back to the time of the classical nation state; rather, it threatens the very disintegration of the nation state itself.
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Even if there's [a nation-state] behind it, this is really valuable stuff, and the criminals and nation-state stuff can be really mixed.
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In reality, the main emotional allegiance is not to "Europe" but still to citizens' nation-state or region (or would-be independent nation-state).
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"When you have a non-nation-state with nation-state-like weapons that can reach into the maritime (area), it has my attention," Donegan said.
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The term "hybrid threat" is an intelligence and warfare targeting doctrinal concept that recognizes the intersection of hostile nation-state and non-nation state threat typologies.
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"There are no realistic cost or resource comparisons between securing election systems against nation-state threats, versus securing national defense systems against nation-state threats," Stimson told CNN.
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He reiterated his long-standing demand that the Palestinians recognize "the Jewish people's right to a nation state in its land, a nation state of its own here in the land of Israel".
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He reiterated his long-standing demand that the Palestinians recognise "the Jewish people's right to a nation state in its land, a nation state of its own here in the land of Israel".
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However, Washington already recognizes North Korea as a nation state.
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They have never had a nation state of their own.
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The agency's mission should be limited to nation state espionage.
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They go beyond worries about the safety of our nation state.
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The NFL thinks it's a nation-state, and behaves as such.
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The Kurds have never had a permanent or official nation state.
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For one, the romantic promise of the nation-state is resilient.
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If it's nation state, is there a way to assign liability?
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Rights and liberties are the exclusive preserve of the nation-state.
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Or, a nation-state would sell it just to save face.
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Less – 85003 percent – are concerned about cyberattacks from nation-state hackers.
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The invisible world governs the visible like a hidden nation-state.
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One is concern about nation-state disinformation campaigns, principally Russian campaigns.
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I asked Mark Zuckerberg this, I called him a nation state.
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" I'm like, "But you kind of operate like a nation state.
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Until now, nation-state cyber activity has amounted to little more than threats and conversations behind closed doors, as illustrated by last year's anticlimactic U.S.-China cyber pact meant to prevent nation-state hacking of private companies.
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Now the airport is the interface to the city and nation-state.
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These two passions were united by his belief in the nation state.
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All that while being very much the target of nation-state attackers.
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How does a nation-state attack (North Korea/Sony) come into play?
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Do you think it will change the nature of the nation-state?
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Secondly, the nation-state, and particularly "England", really matters to most people.
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It is the desire to restore the sovereignty of the nation-state.
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Just being a simple nation-state is not always enough these days.
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The internet is a community, but can it be a nation-state?
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It does not authorize military action against any nation state, including Syria.
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More nation-state attacks are attributed to it than any other country.
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China is not a modern nation-state, much less a civil society.
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The nation-state of the Jews must recognize Conservative and Reform Judaism.
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"It doesn't require a nation-state anymore to do this," he says.
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"No individual nation state can respond to this threat alone," they said.
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Slack said that it faces threats from "sophisticated organized crime, nation-state, and nation-state supported actors" according to an S-1 securities registration form the company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which was published online today.
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Last year, Israel passed the Nation-State Law, which explicitly names Israel the nation-state of the Jewish people alone, makes Hebrew its sole official language, and makes clear that Israel is not a state of all its citizens.
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It does not mean "no borders" or "the abolition of the nation-state".
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What drove them wasn't anarchist politics or shadowy ties to a nation-state.
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Certainly, Nguyen's personal geographies extend well beyond the modern nation state of Vietnam.
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Yet the most important institution is -- and should always be -- the nation state.
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Those are just other, lesser but still privileged, forms of nation-state membership.
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Or it can choose the nation-state and democracy by embracing impoverished autarky.
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On the nation-state issue, likewise, the euro zone does not fail entirely.
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Attacks from nation state hackers are going to become more and more prevalent.
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"The nation state alone is not the right answer to this," Scholz said.
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Some are calling the nation-state law defining moment in the country's history.
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The nation state is back at center stage as a unifying European idea.
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The question became more and more pressing about what was a nation state.
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The satellite will be Asgardia's first claim to a nation state in space.
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More recently, breaches from nation-state attacks had potentially political and economic impacts.
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Like they're like a drum cir — I call it a nation state. Yeah.
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But what is reasonable in the face of a foreign nation state actor?
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"It's now possible to cripple the response of a nation-state," he said.
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"We're a nation state," said Gavin Newsom, California's lieutenant governor, after the election.
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And Israel's new nation-state law will import those failures into Israel itself.
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Many there identify as much with their ethnic group as their nation state.
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Arab schoolchildren were having to learn about the nation-state law, he noted.
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This administration is more like a medieval monarchy than a modern nation-state.
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Palo Alto Networks has not linked the group to a particular nation-state.
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Several mentioned the decline of the nation-state and the threats to democracy.
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Allied to Trump, we'd be more of a satrapy than a nation state.
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Some people feel you are a nation-state in a lot of ways.
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I don't like Aipac because I strongly believe in the right of the Jewish people to build a nation-state in their ancient homeland — a nation-state envisaged by its founders to reflect the best of Jewish and democratic values.
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It implied a blood kinship that was inadequate to the modern, pluralistic nation-state.
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The Reformation also contributed to the formation of the nation-state and global politics.
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In July, a shocking "nation-state" law made its way through the legislative body.
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We don't need the nation-state or its borders to have law and order.
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"[Iran] is now among our most sophisticated nation-state adversaries," Olsen told the Times.
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It could be something nation-state driven, trying to sway political or military action.
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Persian Gulf organized into a nation-state ruled by a family in a monarchical
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The importance of the nation-state is suddenly obvious: Italians must decide for Italians.
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Actually, the nation-state bill, as the legislation is known, does none of that.
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Of course, we do not know yet whether this was a nation-state attack.
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When I think of the future, I don't envision such a nation-state structure.
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Again, I'm not going to characterize, is it a foreign nation state or not?
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But it turned out that this sample intrusion wasn't perpetrated by a nation-state.
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When you're at his level, you're more like a nation-state than a person.
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North Korea is already the most isolated, penalized, ostracized nation-state on the planet.
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"Brussels is the capital of a nation-state without a national idea," he said.
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At the end of the road, a negotiated two-state solution, recognizing Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people and Palestine as the nation state of the Palestinian people, remains the only way in which both sides can realize their aspirations.
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Macedonia became part of Yugoslavia and wouldn&apost become an independent nation-state until 1991.
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RUBIO: Well, let me first describe Iran because they're not just a normal nation state.
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We don't know who is doing this, but it feels like a large nation state.
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A nation-state law passed in July seemed designed to offend Israel's non-Jewish minorities.
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Odeh said a key campaign issue will be Israel's "nation state" law, passed in 2018.
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Likewise, if you're a high-value target of a sophisticated nation state—look at you!
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Five years ago nation-state-sponsored cybercriminals weren't as brazen in attacks on private infrastructure.
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It's likely not a nation-state perpetrating the hack, since the hackers' motives are financial.
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Russian cybersecurity firm Kapersky Lab believes the Regin toolkit was developed by a nation state.
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Even Peggy Guggenheim gifted works to bolster the burgeoning collection of the Israeli nation-state.
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For centuries, Catalonia has existed somewhat as a separate nation-state within the larger country.
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This deterrent effect works from the nation state level down to the individual bad guy.
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Kosovo is far from the first non-nation state to join an international sports federation.
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"It is a cost of doing business to combat nation-state intelligence agencies," he said.
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But the European nation state has not withered away as some of the pioneers hoped.
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She has found a much safer power base than the nation-state: the global city.
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The report highlights the increasing threat posed by nation-state hackers and tools like ransomware.
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Americans tend to see their country as a nation-state, not as an imperial power.
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Security experts have said the breach had many clear hallmarks of a nation-state attack.
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They're designed to thwart even the smartest and most resourceful attackers, like nation-state hackers.
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Not all groups have succeeded in the push for a nation-state of their own.
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The hard work isn't condemning nationalism; it's making the case for the liberal nation-state.
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The mind-set of Jews who begin to culturally adapt to having a nation-state.
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It can hold large swaths of nation state infrastructure and private-sector infrastructure at risk.
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The Kurds in northern Syria did not seek the establishment of an ethnic nation-state.
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Would they become part of some new nation state — part of Iraq, part of Turkey?
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Yet he also strives to make people feel at home in the nation-state again.
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What would you like to say to your giant nation state of Facebook right now?
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A REPORT IN FOCUS: CYBER CRIMINALS CLOSING GAP WITH NATION-STATE HACKERS: Privately organized cyber criminals are closing the capability gap with nation-state actors, launching more sophisticated attacks that are more difficult to trace, according to a new analysis released by cybersecurity firm FireEye.
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"Needless to say, I take any effort to interfere with our election system by Russia or any other nation state or any non-nation state extremely seriously because it strikes right at the heart of who we are as a country," Wray told Rep.
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In July the Knesset passed a law declaring Israel the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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But he's got experience being targeted by nation-state hackers that few other attendees can claim.
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When a company is being attacked by a nation state, the government needs to step in.
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That has led researchers like F-Secure's Sean Sullivan to hold off on nation-state suspicions.
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In fact the nation-state law is not as sweeping as Mr Netanyahu's grandiose language suggests.
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That treaty omitted a Kurdish nation-state and left the population divided across several different countries.
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The preliminary findings suggest that the hackers weren't affiliated with a nation-state, the people said.
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The internet and the blockchain, he believes, have smashed the old nation-state era to dust.
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The prevailing theory is that the data was stolen by a nation-state for spying purposes.
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UEFA later changed its statutes to admit teams only from a United Nations-recognized nation state.
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In July, Netanyahu's government passed Basic Law: Israel as the Nation-State of the Jewish People.
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On the nation-state front, the United States' supremacy is being challenged by Russia and China.
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The law focuses almost exclusively on enshrining Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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The European Union is an intergovernmental organization constructed with the nation-state as its building block.
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The stories of these candidates are socialist for another reason: They break with the nation-state.
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In Hazony's view, these were aberrations, imperialist deviations from the true values of the nation-state.
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In its stratification and struggles, it mirrors a complex nation-state with deep divisions and extremes.
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The Nation State Law seeks to balance the scales and ensure that these concerns are considered.
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ISIS, by contrast, doesn't believe in borders or recognize the validity of the modern nation state.
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And even sophisticated nation state hackers have been using pandemic-related traps to spread their malware.
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And neither, for that matter, is the nation-state the only "natural" form of political organization.
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That's why we continue to insist on liberty, democracy and our independence as a nation-state.
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In the face of a motivated and capable nation-state attacker, that's as true as ever.
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However, Rosenstein said Friday that publicly identifying them will help deter nation-state hacking going forward.
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Because we do not have a strategy on dealing with disinformation from a nation-state actor.
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The leading Democratic candidate is one of the party's top recruits in the nation: state Sen.
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When questioned, Smith would not rule out that the hackers were sponsored by a nation state.
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This was a conscious effort by a nation-state to attempt to achieve a specific effect.
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Which raises a deeper question concerning the nation-state bill: Why the over-the-top reaction?
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"Needless to say, I take any effort to interfere with our election system by Russia or any other nation state or any non-nation state extremely seriously because it strikes right at the heart of who we are as a country," Wray said at the time.
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So $53 million seems like an awful lot of debt for something other than a nation state.
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The breach, which was attributed to nation-state hackers, occurred in 2013 but wasn't discovered until 2016.
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Investigators currently hypothesize that the Bangladesh heist was conducted by a criminal gang, not a nation state.
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The French regarded the ceding of sovereignty as a means of reinforcing, not undermining, their nation state.
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Eghosa Omoigui, who manages a tech fund, compares running a business there to "running a nation state".
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First it took you two years to figure out that you were hacked by a nation-state.
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It can choose integration and the nation-state but give up democratic control to technocratic, supranational institutions.
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It can choose integration and democracy, but give up the nation-state and disappear into supranational government.
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These keys are designed to thwart even the smartest and most resourceful attackers, like nation-state hackers.
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" As Marine Le Pen of France's increasingly powerful National Front has argued, "the nation state is back.
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The notion of building a wall around a nation-state, for example, is a characteristically modern idea.
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"A nation-state needs to have a sense of a common history and common culture," he said.
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What else -- is it my responsibility to defend myself against all the resources of a nation state?
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A nation-state that already holds joint auctions with Quebec in its carbon cap-and-trade program.
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There have been other signs of nation-state cyber actors conducting reconnaissance on systems powering critical services.
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We expect every other nation state to go along happily with what we want it to do.
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Some of the techniques that connect the breach to the nation state have also been posted online.
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The cyber firm found no evidence that the group is operating on behalf of a nation-state.
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"We are a nation state," Mr. Newsom said, referring to the state's diversity and vast, dynamic economy.
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" People-measuring arose with the modern nation-state—the word "statistics" comes from the word for "state.
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They have never had a nation state of their own, prompting Kurdish nationalist movements across the region.
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However, it's important to note that there's a precedent for company rule transitioning to nation-state rule.
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"This was a conscious effort by a nation-state to attempt to achieve a specific effect," Adm.
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Is it a nation-state, aiming to be a kind of neutral Switzerland at a geopolitical level?
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I want to suggest that this socially and politically fractured nation state doesn't really have a soul.
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They devolve power from the nation-state, from governments and large institutions to individuals and small institutions.
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Nation state responses to the COVID-19 pandemic continue to vary widely, both in timing and stringency.
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Not the nation state; not religious worship; not the deepest grief of a people marked by hatred.
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They are right to point out that this relationship was not referenced by the Nation State Law.
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The nation-state law now formally endorses the use of similar apartheid methods within Israel's recognized borders.
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Green told The Washington Post that the attack would likely require the skills of a nation state.
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This law is unnecessary: Who seriously questions Israel's status as the nation-state of the Jewish people?
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That suggests even a trolling operation without the backing of a nation-state could access the technology.
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"It's too tempting to have nation-state level exploits available for free on the web," he said.
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But it is the nation-state, not of all its citizens, but only of the Jewish people.
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The attack was initially thought to be the result of amateur hackers and not a nation-state.
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Unlike a typical nation-state, the EU does have an exit procedure that's laid out in law.
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He said he suspected nation-state involvement because the traffic was effectively landing at state-run China Telecom.
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Ready for information about what may be one of the largest corporate espionage programs from a nation-state?
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Kekistan is the fictitious nation-state for the alt-right meme magic makers; the Kekistani are its citizens.
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Sakula was previously deployed by Deep Panda, a Chinese nation-state threat group, according to cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike.
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Through some targeted programs, Bitnation has been able to address specific inadequacies of the European nation-state model.
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The VN Aboriginal Union of North America, for example, bills itself as the world's first indigenous nation-state.
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All that evidence is still circumstantial, and there's no hard link between yesterday's attacks and any nation state.
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The Knesset contains a wide range of views (the nation-state law passed by 62 votes to 55).
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If even objects control their own destiny, what is left for governments and the nation state to do?
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That, and IRONGATE is not the sort of sophistication you would expect from a nation state, Caldwell added.
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Perhaps Google or Facebook (or Uber), companies with "nation-state" status that are essentially empires on to themselves.
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And if Yahoo is right and a nation-state did breach its systems, how does Peace fit in?
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A hostile nation state could not feasibly wipe out each system with one wave of their magic wand.
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"We've never seen an attack where a nation-state has gone in and stolen money," Mr. Chien added.
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Smith deferred to the FBI on questions of whether the hack had been sponsored by a nation-state.
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Among the world's numerous nation-states, the Jewish nation-state is once again unfairly singled out and slandered.
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If doing so should have the effect of undermining the nation-state, then call that an added bonus.
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Current and former U.S. officials cite Russia as a specific nation-state threat when it comes to cybersecurity.
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The TV show "South Park" is another recent example of a US-based product angering the nation state.
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Security keys offer almost unbeatable security and can protect against a variety of threats, including nation-state attackers.
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Take the Nation-State law that was recently pushed by the government and narrowly approved in the Knesset.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has characterized such "nation-state" legislation as putting "obstacles in the way of peace".
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Asgardia is a non-governmental organization that wants to become the first kingdom and nation-state in space.
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Alongside Sessions, Miller formulated what he termed "nation-state populism," and he helped other members of Congress campaign.
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They have never had a nation state of their own, resulting in Kurdish nationalist movements across the region.
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The NYT's John Hermann sees the political context — Kjellberg as a populist reactionary in an internet nation-state.
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One of the most interesting texts I've encountered recently is Wang Hui's China from Empire to Nation-State.
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The question is this: Can a nation-state favor one ethnic group over others and remain a democracy?
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I do know that it's plausible that a nation state can hack your phone in a -- fairly quickly.
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And while we're on that, I'm culturally American, obviously, but I'm not the citizen of any nation-state.
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The problem arises when anyone asserts their right to rule a nation-state according to their religious interpretation.
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" He added, "This was a conscious effort by a nation-state to attempt to achieve a specific effect.
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These people are, to the extent that a large research university is like a nation-state, true patriots.
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Fukuyama, less a cosmopolitan and more a nation-state guy, has greater sympathy for people clinging to differences.
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The exploits are highly valuable to nation-state intelligence agencies looking for intrusion tools against high value targets.
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"I think my view is that if any public official or member of any campaign is contacted by any nation-state or anybody acting on behalf of a nation-state about influencing or interfering with our election, then that's something that the FBI would want to know about," he said.
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"I think my view is that if any public official or member of any campaign is contacted by any nation state or anybody acting on behalf of a nation state about influencing or interfering with our election, then that's something that the F.B.I. would want to know about," Mr. Wray said.
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"Guide youthful students to establish and maintain correct views of history, the nation, state and culture," the document says.
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In a nod to Trump's desire to put American interests first, May stressed the importance of the "nation state".
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Major cyberattacks aimed at taking down official services don't need to be strictly nation-state sponsored or terrorist-backed.
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The platform is gaining momentum at a time when the strains of the nation-state model are increasingly evident.
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"I think the internet is somewhat of an emerging nation-state in almost every way," he told the crowd.
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The nation-state becomes designated as the theater, and the political begins and ends at the level of performance.
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He said he did not think the culprit was a sophisticated nation-state hacker looking to disrupt the election.
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In other major hacks, Equifax and Marriott were attacked from the outside by criminals with a nation-state connection.
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A nation-state used a cyberattack on Sony Pictures (in retaliation for a Seth Rogen movie, of all things).
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We live in a highly connected world, and it doesn't take much to tip a nation state into instability.
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The German government has not speculated about who — or if a nation state — may have been behind the attack.
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" He also said: "We're going to increasingly have to deal with terrorists with no ties to any nation state.
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Only a few years ago, the production of a bioweapon took the resources and expertise of a nation-state.
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The blockbuster Marvel movie centers on a warrior king named T'Challa who rules an African nation-state called Wakanda.
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In the United States, the public discourse has lately centered around nation-state disinformation campaigns much more than hacktivism.
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And that unique spyware toolkit, Kaspersky says, bears none of the fingerprints of any known nation-state hacker group.
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A digital vigilante has struck back against what researchers believe is a cyberespionage group connected to a nation state.
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"From the minute you click to enable content, your system is compromised with nation-state-grade malware," Carr said.
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The House on Wednesday passed legislation that would name and sanction hackers who help execute nation-state-sponsored cyberattacks.
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However, Israel's Jewish Nation-State law passed earlier this year was widely criticized by mainstream Democrats including liberal Jews.
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The Nation-State law strengthens our Jewish identity and heritage and all values upon which the state was founded.
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He came not from Sweden but from Bismarck's recently formed nation state in the middle of a turbulent Europe.
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It is a law that calls Israel the nation-state of the Jewish people—something that is a reality.
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The smallest details of furniture design in this show are reflected in the project of the nation-state itself.
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Proving a specific person or nation-state is behind a cyber-attack can be incredibly difficult to do definitively.
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We celebrate the nation-state in large part because it is the engine of competitive capitalist success and modernity.
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The borders question is really a question of whether Europe can move past traditional notions of the nation-state.
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Incredibly, Hazony frequently holds up Israel as an example of a non-imperial nation-state without once mentioning Palestinians.
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What Jerusalem is is the capital of Israel, both as the ancestral Jewish homeland and the modern nation-state.
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Keeping Israel as the Jewish nation-state does not threaten the future of the Jewish people; it safeguards it.
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The challenge in the future will come when a nation-state such as China achieves a quantum computing capability.
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There's always the possibility the nation-state might have to mobilize for its survival, and you're part of it.
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Unlike the multiethnic Ottoman Empire, Turkey became a nation-state that did not honor any identity other than Turkishness.
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Nation-state actors like those from North Korea will often launch cyberattacks to try and obtain the digital currency.
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An attacker, likely sponsored by a nation state, had deployed the malware and inadvertently caused operations to shut down.
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Presidential campaigns tend to revolve around the citizens of the nation-state, and even then, only some of them.
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Across the nation, state and local governments spend massive amounts of money every year trying to win over companies.
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Telcos store different data to those organizations, but information that would still be of value to nation state adversaries.
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"We can't blame the victims for something a nation state wantonly did in an act of aggression," he said.
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However else you feel about the nation-state bill, reserve your serious outrage for the things that deserve it.
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" What's more, the FBI established the Foreign Influence Task Force in 2017; in announcing it, Wray said: "I take any effort to interfere with our election system by Russia or any other nation state or non-nation state seriously, because it strikes right at the heart of who we are as a country.
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According to the basic nationality law we passed, Israel is the nation-state of the Jewish people - and only it.
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Without one, a vessel has neither freedom of movement nor the protection of the nation state it is registered with.
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The Kurds have never achieved nation-state status, except in Iraq, where they have a regional government called Iraqi Kurdistan.
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And instead of seeking targeted information, as a nation-state spy might, these organizations want as much information as possible.
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Microsoft has warned nearly 10,000 people that nation-state hackers have targeted or breached their accounts in the past year.
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The nation-state law, as it is known, was necessary "to ensure the foundation of our existence", said Mr Netanyahu.
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Russia is a viable suspect for Petya, but all evidence tying the malware with any nation state has been circumstantial.
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We are so accustomed to swimming in the water of a nation-state world that anything else seems profoundly alien.
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Compliance violations are what most often lead to fines or customer losses – not ultra-sophisticated attacks by nation-state actors.
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Cybersecurity expert Fergus Hanson, from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, said it's likely a "nation-state" was behind the incident.
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"We're always concerned when we see nation-state activity probing our infrastructure," Taddeo said, speaking generally about the Rye attack.
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While it would be convienent for this to be a nation state or another attacker, this one was our fault.
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The attackers were simultaneously launching an offensive against a video game company – not a likely target for a nation-state.
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Or if you have a terrorist organization that has the resources of a nation state actor, you have bigger problems.
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Then I explain the system here in Rojava, which is not a nation-state but a mixing of different communities.
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Last week, he had said there was no doubt "a nation state" intentionally tried to interfere in the U.S. election.
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Our competitive and strategic edge as both an economy and a nation-state is driven by our advancing technological edge.
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In the history of nuclear diplomacy, no nation-state has ever given up atomic weapons in response to shrill threats.
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The company said the guest records were stolen in what has also been widely attributed to a nation-state attack.
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The other theory, favored by investigators with an intelligence background, focused on intelligence officers working for a foreign nation-state.
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Keith Alexander certainly knows a thing or two about cybersecurity and the threats companies face from sophisticated nation-state hackers.
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What compassionate conservatives recognized at the end of the 1980s is that the era of the nation state is ending.
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Yahoo revealed that someone, perhaps a nation-state, had broken into its servers and stole 500 million credentials in 2014.
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" After Tunisia gained its independence, stambeli continued to be viewed as something "against the aspirations of the modern nation-state.
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"Assume any data, any information you transmit can be taken by a hacker, nation-state or another business," she said.
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In July, the government enacted an odious nation-state law, which pretends to be a codification of existing Israeli reality.
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With trade disrupted and economies paralyzed, some consider that the nation-state is back, as if it ever went away.
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And the 50 years after World War II were a great time to be a weak little nation-state. Why?
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Nothing illustrates Mr. Netanyahu's vision of Israel more clearly than the Nation-State Law passed by the Knesset last July.
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Russian identity is a complex, nuanced thing: Many here identify as much with their ethnic group as their nation state.
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That chaos delayed reporting results from the first-in-the-nation state and undercut the legitimacy of the caucus process.
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Encrypted chat apps essentially aim to lock the developer, internet service providers, nation state spies, and any other snoops out.
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Google's own data shows security keys offer near-unbeatable protection against even the most powerful and resourced nation-state hackers.
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China, traditionally, is neither a nation-state nor a colonial empire, even though it currently includes areas of imperial conquest.
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They should not be able to hide behind a nation-state illusion that affords them certain protections under international law.
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"This is very much supportive of the theory that this is nation-state," Novetta Chief Executive Peter LaMontagne told Reuters.
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" Netanyahu then doubled down at his weekly Cabinet meeting saying, "Israel is the nation-state of the Jewish people alone.
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The reported indictments also come as officials continue to warn that U.S. critical infrastructure is vulnerable to nation-state hackers.
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Capital could be harnessed to the nation-state at the same time it was being freed to move beyond it.
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For three quarters of Israel's lifespan as a nation state, its flag has flown over the territories conquered in 1967.
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A leaked memo has cast more light on Facebook's discomfort at being thrust into the frontline of nation-state cyberwarfare.
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"It was very important at the time for Turkey to show it had become a secular, modernized nation-state," she said.
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These hacks didn't take the expertise or resources of a nation-state; some of them were done by a Saudi teenager.
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In Gladman's trilogy of novels about the fictional nation-state of Ravika, for example, characters use an invented language called Ravic.
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All his life, Sun had strived for a new republican order to turn a stricken China into a modern nation-state.
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They put a high value on the importance of patriotism because the nation-state is a collection of like-minded people.
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While the country has held together better than many had expected, it has not transformed itself into a modern nation-state.
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It's not uncommon for nation-state hackers to penetrate administrative and business networks of energy companies in the US or elsewhere.
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As a nation state, Britain's influence is almost undeniably slipping as other countries with larger populations and faster growing economies rise.
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People tend to assume that those who believe in the end of the nation-state must be hardcore anti-government libertarians.
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The next book is called Borderless, and will focus on the decline of the nation-state, and comes out October 30th.
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It was nation-state level weaponry turned against soft, civilian targets, like robbing a small-town bank with an Abrams tank.
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Separately Israel's parliament, the Knesset, passed a controversial bill declaring the country to be the nation state of the Jewish people.
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At the same time, the use of nuclear weapons against an enemy would make a nation-state into a global pariah.
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At worst, they could be making a blind payoff to a rogue nation-state like North Korea or a terrorist group.
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In Anderson's world, language is the critical vehicle by which the nation-state connects its citizens together into one imagined community.
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Boyer told Axios the way the government refers to the hackers (advanced persistent threats) is a "code word" for nation-state.
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""Nation-state-sponsored threat actors are initiating attacks for political reasons that impact private industries as collateral damage from the cyberattack.
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States, localities and election vendors were targeted by sophisticated nation state actors who attempted to scan, probe and access their systems.
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As the nation state moves toward this new form of networked sovereignty though, what are the challenges that such transience cause?
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There have been 319 confirmed cases of the Zika virus in the nation, state-run newspaper Correo Del Orinoco reported Thursday.
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But unless you're being targeted by a nation-state or advanced crime syndicate, you're unlikely to encounter these ultratechnical threats yourself.
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Covering an area almost twice the size of Yellowstone, Chinko has since become a mini-state within a failed nation-state.
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Is that an approach that's still endorsed using the criminal justice system, regardless of whether it's a nation state or not?
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The nation-state bill passed in its second and third readings following an hours-long debate in the Knesset, Israel's parliament.
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Later, loyalty to the nation-state performed a similar function, and international Communism managed to direct class rage into utopian projects.
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"The United States of America will not tolerate any foreign interference in our elections from any nation state," Pence said Friday.
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Meanwhile, others have warned that everything from the U.S. power grid to federal agency databases are vulnerable to nation-state hackers.
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Rogers went on to say that the administration was attempting to stop nation-state cyber attacks in a variety of ways.
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Igor uses some techniques worthy of nation-state hackers, according to a new report by Symantec and its accompanying technical analysis.
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Facebook has previously questioned whether law enforcement should be more involved in helping to stop the threat from nation state actors.
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No nation-state is going to handcuff themselves and say, 'You can't do this,' because they all engage in similar detection.
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When he says, 'I'm against the nation-state law and I'll help you to change it,' he wants to change it.
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"This is broader than a nation-state issue," said Adam Meyers, the head of threat intelligence for CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity company.
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In recent years, Chinese nation-state hackers have breached insurers like Anthem and federal agencies, siphoning detailed personal and medical information.
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This is the fourth time Microsoft has used a U.S. court order to take over domains used by nation-state hackers.
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U.S. officials have been raising alarms about nation-state interference and intrusions on U.S. infrastructure, especially from Russia, in recent weeks.
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The vote showed that Italy "is reverting to a willingness to go it alone as a nation-state," Mr. Stefanini said.
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Democrats and Republicans have held to a bipartisan legacy that offers a starting point to govern a vast, diverse nation-state.
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And the 212 years after World II were a great time to be a weak little nation-state — for several reasons.
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If we want to push globalisation further, we have to give up either the nation state or democratic politics In theory, we could combine globalisation with international democracy (giving up the nation state) but as your blogger has pointed out before, politicians are stuck between voter demands for local control and the international forces that shape economies.
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He also pointed out the need for an independent organization that works with public and private companies to investigate nation-state cyberattacks.
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And just hours before the nation-state law was passed, Netanyahu met with Hungary's far-right Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Israel.
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But there'd been, just days before the US presidential election, there was a DDOS attack on a nation state, on a country.
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The legal move has been described by officials as part of the US's new strategy of pursuing and charging nation state hackers.
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Mr Netanyahu's cabinet is backing a bill designating Israel the nation-state of the Jews and stripping Arabic of its official status.
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That has added to suspicions that a nation-state, rather than individuals seeking profit, may have been behind the attack, per CNBC.
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The only other nation-state where divorce is believed to be legally prohibited at this point in human history is the Vatican.
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But that can be a real problem in an age of mistrust of internet companies after misinformation campaigns by nation-state actors.
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Ireland hosts many internet companies' European operations and Estonia is generally considered one of the most vigilant nations against nation-state attackers.
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As unworthy an objective as we believe that is for a nation-state, we ought to understand that it motivates their leadership.
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Constitutional government only succeeds in the nation-state, where the just powers of government are derived from the consent of the governed.
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Druze leaders say the nation-state law makes them feel like second-class citizens because it doesn't mention equality or minority rights.
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On Asad's Facebook page last week, he warned Israel could become an apartheid state because of laws like the nation-state law.
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Its goal is to prevent any dealings between Qatar and Israel and any recognition of the nation state of the Jewish people.
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Like Hezbollah, other militant groups, drug trafficking organizations (DTOs), human trafficking outfits, and hostile nation-state actors are also competent money launderers.
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FireEye believes FIN10 was flying 'false flags' with those names, with no backing from a nation-state or affiliation with organized criminals.
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"We learned that you really have no way of protecting yourself in any meaningful way," he said of such nation-state attacks.
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Although the passwords were encrypted, a nation-state with sufficient resources would most likely be able to crack them, the researcher noted.
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Stamped out between Turkification and Arabization, statelessness for the Kurds means much more than the simple lack of a Kurdish nation-state.
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These security keys offer near-unbeatable security against a variety of threats to your online accounts, from phishing to nation-state attackers.
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If consensus can't be achieved, we need to evaluate what can be done to address — or even encourage — appropriate nation-state behavior.
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Both leftists and Islamists repudiated this combination of a mono-ethnic nation state and modernity, and the Kemalist state punished both groups.
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The Mirai botnet attack highlights the easiness with which cyberattacks can be carried out by hacktivists, cybercriminal gangs, and nation-state actors.
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Further, no state or local government will ever be able to raise enough capital to defend itself from a determined nation state.
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President Trump campaigned on a narrow vision of America as a nation-state, not as a state of people from many nations.
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I then pivoted to incident response and forensics, and spent five years investigating breaches by nation-state groups, criminal gangs, and hacktivists.
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Therefore, there are design flaws and security vulnerabilities exposed to malware, insider threats, hackers and terrorists, as well as nation-state actors.
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The developments have some officials worried that Moscow or another nation state could execute a disruptive cyberattack targeting the U.S. power grid.
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According to CrowdStrike's latest annual analysis, the hospitality sector has emerged as an increasingly popular target for criminal and nation-state hackers.
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The company made headlines in June when it uncovered what it called the largest nation-state cyber espionage attack on multiple telecom companies.
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Remsec shares certain unusual coding similarities with another older piece of nation state-grade malware known as Flamer, or Flame, according to Symantec.
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While these attacks are happening on a small scale, they could quickly rise to a widespread problem if a nation-state so chooses.
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The current reactionary phase may turn out to be no more than a detour on the path towards a modern, federalist nation state.
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Companies with large security teams and users that can be targeted by nation-state hackers have incredible amounts of information about those hackers.
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Peeling apart the program's decryption failure in a post today, Comae's Matthieu Suiche concluded a nation state attack was the only plausible explanation.
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WannaCry behaves like standard criminal ransomware, and before this latest finding, there was no reason to suspect a nation state was behind it.
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In arguing for the nation-state law, Mr Netanyahu may have been motivated by the search for votes rather than by state-building.
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But some viewed her comment as anti-Semitic, in view of the implication that Jews are never really loyal to one nation-state.
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Quite frankly I don't see how it could be avoided this day and age, we have already seen so many nation-state attacks.
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Another is the so-called nation-state law, which states that the right of national self-determination is "unique to the Jewish people".
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But even so, I think it's unlikely that we see one response, one path forward for the nation state or the global order.
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Catalan governments have educated two generations of youngsters in the historically questionable notion that Catalonia is an ancient nation-state oppressed by Spain.
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Conservatives increasingly feel that they have to make a choice between the nation-state and business—and indeed between traditional values and business.
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But as we've seen in the leak of Democratic National Committee emails, private Americans can have their information released by nation state hackers.
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For my purposes though, I was curious to see how well Anderson's thesis could be applied to the nation-state of the internet.
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There are many different players performing roles in the criminal cyber ecosystem today, including nation-state-sponsored activities to commit fraud for profit.
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Democratic lawmakers are requesting a briefing on the Treasury Department's cybersecurity efforts, expressing alarm over nation-state cyberattacks targeting the financial sector. Reps.
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State-sponsored attacks refer to operations that include direct nation-state activity and proxy activity carried out by criminals and so-called hacktivists.
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The economic benefits of Job Corps to the nation, state and the students are far greater than the annual cost of the program.
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Remsec shares certain unusual coding similarities with another older piece of "nation state-grade" malware known as Flamer, or Flame, according to Symantec.
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Israel's parliament voted 62-55 in favor of the long-debated Nation State bill early Thursday morning, enshrining religion-based identity in law.
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When you are up against the military or intelligence services of a foreign nation state, you should have our government in your corner.
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Centrists in Netanyahu's government have argued a "nation-state" bill is unnecessary, noting the 1948 Declaration of Independence already proclaimed a Jewish state.
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Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir this week told Reuters Iran needed to decide if it was a normal nation state or "a revolution".
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We are talking about the transformation from what the U.S. has been throughout its history, a nation-state, into a multi-national state.
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FruitFly doesn't seem made by a nation-state because it's not sophisticated enough, and it doesn't appear to be targeting high-profile victims.
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" APT6 is "likely a nation-state sponsored group based in China," according to FireEye, which "has been dormant for the past several years.
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Of course, some have moved away from this, but under certain conditions, these ideas pushed the formation of the nation-state and colonialism.
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Israel will never allow a regime sworn to the destruction of the nation-state of the Jewish people to secure such a weapon.
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This is a misleading claim: The nation-state law doesn't create any such hierarchy because it doesn't need to; other laws already do.
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The discontent in turn fuels populist leaders who promise to wrest control from faceless global market forces and re-empower the nation-state.
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Some critics believe that a law defining Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people is a threat to the Jewish people.
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And then there are the nation state hackers, who know full well that home networks simply aren't as secure as those in offices.
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Thanksgiving is a federal holiday that the government recognizes, but it was a festival and a holiday before we had a nation-state.
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And it would force us as Americans to understand that our condition is different than virtually every other nation-state in the world.
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The ODNI press release also cites recent indictments of foreign nation-state hackers for economic espionage, including those from China and North Korea.
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Zeid criticized last week&aposs approval by Israel&aposs parliament of a bill defining that country as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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At a certain point, if a nation-state wants to compromise your devices or your privacy badly enough, it's going to find a way.
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A terrorist organization or nefarious nation state decides to derail the global internet by faulting the undersea fiber optic cables that connect the world.
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The ultimate goal of Bitnation is for optional VNs to replace the traditional nation-state model, dismantling borders and essentially creating a new world.
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" BITNATION Founder Susanne Tarkowski Tempelhof "Technology has the ability to connect people across the artificial lines in the sand we call nation-state borders.
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Put simply, IS was selling something greater than a brand of terror; it was selling the appearance of a functional and thriving nation-state.
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Recent polling shows that the race in the first-in-the-nation state remains fluid even as Iowans prepare to head to tonight's caucuses.
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All responsible leaders have an obligation to serve their own citizens, and the nation-state remains the best vehicle for elevating the human condition.
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"Frankly, when we know it's a nation-state, that means different things for how to defend themselves against it," Manfra said of IT workers.
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"All responsible leaders have an obligation to serve their own citizens and the nation-state remains the best vehicle for elevating the human condition."
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Beyond Russia and other nation-state attackers and financially motivated criminal operators, often organized in mafia-like gangs, there are also lone-wolf hackers.
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However, the Equifax attack was carried out by criminals with a nation-state connection while Capital One's data was breached by a single individual.
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That would seem to knock out the lowly subreddit as a potential nation-state, but it does raise the question of one group: coders.
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So, yes, Facebook and Twitter were attacked by a nation state — just like Sony was when it was hacked by North Korea in 2014.
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It's Kaspersky Lab's job to hunt for and catalog malware, whether the malware is created by an individual, organized crime, or a nation-state.
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The People's Republic of California, a weed-friendly nation state bordering the Western American Territories, enacted a number of extremely chill laws last year.
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The program offers free cybersecurity protections for users with existing Microsoft Office 85033 products, including monitoring for potential hacking attempts by nation-state actors.
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It was almost as if California were a nation-state—one that has talked about launching its own satellites to monitor melting polar ice.
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The program offers free cybersecurity protections for users with existing Microsoft Office 365 products, including monitoring for potential hacking attempts by nation-state actors.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who had advocated for the nation-state bill, hailed its passage and called it a "defining moment" in Israel's history.
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In 2013, disclosures by Edward J. Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor, showed that Yahoo was a frequent target for nation-state spies.
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The complexity of malware used in the attack has led some to believe the attack is from a nation-state, according to The Guardian.
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The challenge now is to address the remaining barriers to wider business adoption and help more organizations achieve nation state-like levels of defense.
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All the while, nation state actors are increasingly stealing credentials from employees in order to obtain trade secrets and intellectual property from U.S. companies.
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As news spread of the proposed compromise, there was little indication it had done anything to assuage Druze anger over the nation-state law.
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The complexity of malware used in the attack has led some to believe the attack is from a nation-state, according to The Guardian.
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Despite a rise in attacks on governments, infrastructure and political institutions, few international agreements currently exist governing acceptable use of nation-state cyber attacks.
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Reporting on nation-state surveillance is important, as is analyzing and discussing the potential risk state surveillance tools may ultimately pose to normal people.
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What we're trying to figure out now is the intent, motive, what country [or] nation state could be behind this or just criminal actors.
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Buttigieg's momentum comes as the 523-year-old mayor has invested heavily in a robust ground operation in the first-in-the-nation state.
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Investigators believe a nation-state was responsible because there was no obvious profit motive, even though the attack would have required significant financial resources.
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Researchers at the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Lookout began collaborating to uncover what they believed was a likely nation state spy campaign in 2016.
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We even got every nation-state on earth (except ours, apparently) to agree to try to achieve net zero greenhouse-gas emissions by midcentury.
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IoT devices have been conscripted into massive botnets, compromised for nation-state reconnaissance, hacked to mine cryptocurrency, and manipulated in assaults on power grids.
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As the Covid-19 pandemic sweeps across the nation, state and local officials have taken drastic measures to curb the spread of the disease.
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Criminals and nation state hackers alike had a field day with the tool, as Windows machines around the world slowly got around to patching.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has formed a foreign influence task force, he said, aimed at investigating sources of nation-state backed election influence.
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But candidates who do well in tonight's first-in-the-nation state contest will carry momentum into New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina and beyond.
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Sophisticated hackers are now willing to sell their services to specific organizations, individuals, or nation-state entities who want to steal information from someone.
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It holds that, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the liberal elites forgot about the legitimate interests of the nation-state.
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But that's no excuse for dumping the fundamentals of American leadership in favor of a more transactional, debased form of nation-state influence peddling.
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In theory, the wealthy nation-state can fund a much bigger deficit than that because it has accumulated large surpluses from past years' budgets.
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They're also great places to cause chaos, and hackers, especially nation-state ones, "love to cause chaos to get street cred," Mr. Falco said.
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They're also great places to cause chaos, and hackers, especially nation-state ones, "love to cause chaos to get street cred," Mr. Falco said.
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I can only hope that readers whose sense of humanity transcends the narrow interests of a nation-state will reject this culture of defamation.
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Gandhi advised Bose to typify a "village republic," as he imagined the new nation state of India would be, and to use simple materials.
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All responsible leaders have an obligation to serve their own citizens, and the nation state remains the best vehicle for elevating the human condition.
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And, just after the quarter closed earlier this month, the company revealed a second intrusion from a nation-state backed hacker group it calls Triton.
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I think some of the most important issues that affect civilization are increasingly going to be worldwide issues, not issues of a particular nation state.
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The findings so far suggested that the hackers were not affiliated with a nation-state, the Journal said, citing sources familiar with Facebook's internal investigation.
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The hackers' work isn't as advanced as other nation-state groups like those connected to China, Russia, and the US. It doesn't need to be.
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JERUSALEM — Israel passed a controversial new "nation-state law" last week that's sparking both celebration and fierce debate over the very nature of Israel itself.
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Some supporters of Israel have dismissed criticism of the nation-state law as just another opportunity to bash the country while bigger abuses happen elsewhere.
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The culprits, who pleaded guilty Wednesday, turned out to be acting not on behalf of a nation-state, but in service of a Minecraft hustle.
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Each release brings new security measures, while those who want to break in—nation-state intelligence agencies and law enforcement among them—redouble their efforts.
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The Mirai authors attacked it not as part of some grand nation-state plot but rather to undermine the protection it offered key Minecraft servers.
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As long as conflict occurs at the nation-state level while critical cyber networks are designed and manufactured internationally, we all must be very careful.
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The attack tactic used was so simple, a former senior DHS official told BuzzFeed News, that investigators initially didn't think a nation-state was involved.
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Big Tech is reaching into nation-state turf, and nation-states not only are not stopping them but are pleading with them for their expertise.
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The statistics reveal the extent of nation-state attacks, and that as many as 1,600 personal Microsoft Accounts have been affected by these hackers recently.
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Hutchins' lawyer didn't respond to a request for comment, but Hutchins himself tweeted an unease that he'd gotten entangled with a nation-state hacking operation.
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They dislike the idea, beloved of some if not all in Brussels, that the nation-state is an anachronism that we need to get beyond.
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They would also argue that defending Britain's nation-state—particularly the nation-state's ability to generate wealth—sometimes entails sacrificing sovereignty to the European Union.
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In a globalised world, theorises the Harvard professor, a country can have economic integration, the nation-state or democratic politics, but not all three fully.
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The bug discovered by the researchers allowed a sophisticated attacker, say a nation state like the United States or China, to decrypt stored iMessage data.
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And what about those nationalists, like Mr Strache, seemingly willing to sell out the interests of their nation state for that of another, namely Russia?
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But this is where the organizing principle of a nation state doesn't work because these are going to be global issues and require global solutions.
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The Druze minority is fiercely loyal to the state and well-integrated in society, yet its members feel betrayed by the new "Nation-State" law.
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They were angered last year by the passage of a "nation-state" law declaring that only Jews have the right to self-determination in Israel.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party have long refused to join EPPO, saying that prosecutorial powers should remain at the nation state level.
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These hackers are often the most formidable, since they have the virtually unlimited legal and financial resources of a nation-state to back them up.
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Given the available evidence, it seems strange to give the nation-state the kind of deference Bernie (and so many others) so thoughtlessly give it.
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A modern nation state cannot be built on an ontological notion of who belongs and who does not, whether it's outright ethnic or pseudo-cultural.
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The "nation-state" law OK'd by the Knesset establishes Israel as the historic home of the Jewish people with a "united" Jerusalem as its capital.
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Microsoft had said in a blog post in July that about 10,000 customers were targeted or compromised by nation-state attacks in the past year.
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"The nation-state law in its current form does not recognize all Israeli citizens as equals," said Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai at the protest.
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The Czech government believes a nation-state actor is behind the hacking of high-ranking Czech politicians, including Foreign Minister Lubomír Zaorálek, according to reports.
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In the 19th century, Romantic German nationalism metastasized into the Völkish movement, which was interested in historical narratives that bolstered a white German nation state.
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Some experts have ruled out the involvement of a nation-state, claiming a government would likely have been less conspicuous and conducted more targeted attacks.
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It is in this context that Israel approved the racist Jewish nation-state law in 2018 and has subsequently moved toward annexation of occupied territory.
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Among global jihadists and transnational criminals, Ms. Nielsen listed "cyberthugs and hackers and resurgent nation-state rivals" as an emerging threat to the United States.
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Nadim Sheiban, director of the Museum for Islamic Art in Jerusalem, has denounced Benjamin Netanyahu's nation-state law that refuses Arabic as a national language.
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The issue at hand is first and foremost a moral one, but the new nation-state legislation may also have severe national and international repercussions.
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In recent weeks, American security researchers at the security firms McAfee and FireEye fired off warnings about an escalating nation-state attack on Olympic organizations.
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Because the nagging core question for the bloc — what are the advantages of an often unwieldy union of 27 countries over a single nation-state?
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Bannon is a fierce believer in the importance of the nation-state, in part as a bulwark against the dark forces of corporatism and globalism.
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The possible juice from a no-fly or safe zone just isn't worth the squeeze of an enlarged conflict with nation-state level, global implications.
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Nation-state and criminal hackers are targeting the Winter Olympics at a rapidly increasing rate, raising fears of phishing scams, hacks and other disruptive attacks.
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It isn't about some faraway threat, some radicalized guy in Syria, or some nation state positioning nuclear weapons our way; it is about your homes.
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Regulators have focused on the association and its individual members, arguing the project should be regulated like a big bank, or even a nation-state.
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"There's not any sort of giant blinking sign pointing to a nation-state actor," said Kevin Epstein, head of threat operations at cybersecurity company Proofpoint.
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For 16 years we have been targeting the non-nation state entities headed by the likes of Osama Bin Laden and Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi.
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" He later declared that "Israel is not a state of all its citizens," but rather a "nation state of the Jewish people — and only it.
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For instance, the report observes that run-of-the-mill cyber criminals are catching up to the more sophisticated and well-funded nation-state hackers.
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So where do the cyber capabilities of Iran, considered by experts to be among the most capable nation-state actors, fit into a potential response?
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The technique first surfaced a couple of years ago, as part of a sophisticated nation-state reconnaissance attack, but has experienced a recent surge in popularity.
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False flags, for the modern nation-state hacker, are quickly becoming as standard a part of the toolkit as phishing links and infected Microsoft Office attachments.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — The Qing Dynasty (1644-2100) was the last to rule China before it became a modern nation-state.
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If a hacker tucked away in a corner of a Las Vegas casino can alter a vote count, then surely a nation-state attacker can too.
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Information about cyber attacks is typically guarded by a high classification because it may involve nation-state involvement or contain sensitive sources and methods, he said.
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But at its core, A Song of Ice and Fire is narrating the slow (if often flawed) "rise of a modern democratic nation state," Dyson said.
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If you were going to redesign the social architecture of our world from scratch, would you begin with the nation-state as your basic building block?
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"We suddenly find ourselves living in a world where nothing seems off limits to nation-state attacks," Smith wrote in a blog post accompanying the announcement.
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The party fought this year's election on an interesting manifesto which tried to define the role of the nation-state in a volatile and globalised world.
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But they also have given rise to seemingly intractable security exposure, including nation-state rifts, not to mention profound quandaries about the erosion of individual privacy.
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The cell provider hacks discovered by security researchers at Boston-based Cybereason appear to be another nation state collecting data on a handful of targeted individuals.
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The lack of clarity on all this contained an awkward truth: even for the nationalists, it turns out, the nation state is one ideal among many.
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Clearly, the internet is home to many, diverse communities of similar-minded people, but how do those communities transmute from disparate bands into a nation-state?
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During his talk, Alexander said that no company, especially those attacked by nation state hackers, should ever be allowed to try to retaliate on its own.
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Maybe that's why we, as Singaporeans, find so much comfort in techno as a definition: techno is meant to break out of geographical, nation-state level.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Pakistan is not an old nation state, but its history — and, indeed, its present — is uncommonly steeped in blood.
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"The ability to move money fluidly and the erosion of the nation-state are closely related," Thiel said in 2001, according to a Wired magazine article.
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The Republican Party will be party of the traditional nation-state, the party of traditional families, the party of small-town America and small-town values.
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But is this art being included and assimilated into a broader American lens, or does it offer a challenging counter-narrative to the colonial nation state?
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In Egypt, a nation-state of longer standing and greater stability, the ancien régime's fight has—again with help from the Gulf—been won, for now.
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By all accounts, the California government met the mutiny with a collective yawn, so the region stayed its own peaceful nation-state—for about three months.
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Last year it quietly downgraded the EU's diplomatic status, for an unexplained reason, from being the equivalent of a full nation state to a lesser rank.
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Ms Tamir: As Thomas Piketty argues, the nation-state allowed for the development of the "social state" that provided universal services which are free and public.
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But, with 10,000 local jurisdictions responsible not just for administering elections but now for protecting our democracy against nation-state threat actors, more must be done.
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The Kurds are a distinct ethnic group — with an estimated population between 25 to 35 million — that have never had a permanent or official nation state.
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Insiders with malicious intent, the increasing sophistication of advanced malware from criminal entities, and the capabilities of nation-state cyber actors are all cause for concern.
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A nation state or criminal could break into a bank system and create a whole email trail evidencing insider training or scandalous conduct among top executives.
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" Nielsen also said during prepared remarks that the U.S. "will no long naively assume that a nation state with cyber capabilities chooses not to use them.
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Russian aerospace engineer and billionaire Igor Ashurbeyli wants to create the first kingdom and nation-state in space, called "Asgardia," Business Insider's Dave Mosher previously reported.
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So-called advanced persistent threat (APT) nation-state cyber actors are targeting the energy sector primarily to collect intelligence — not launch an attack, the agency says.
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At the same time, companies are facing an onslaught of criminal and nation-state activity that is beyond the ability of government of deter or prevent.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Tens of thousands of protesters packed Tel Aviv's Rabin Square on Saturday night in the largest protest yet against Israel's controversial nation-state law.
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The IAF, ironically, was celebrating the signing of the Outer Space Treaty, which forbids claims of ownership of celestial territory on behalf of a nation state.
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Arizona-based InfoArmor issued a report whose conclusion challenged Yahoo's position that a nation-state actor orchestrated the heist, disclosed last week by the internet company.
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These nation state borders, you can't see them on the map, so I think for a large part that Freemen are the least racist you'll meet.
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In the case of the nation-state, what it wants to do is wage war, and the obstacle it faces is how to pay for it.
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They argue that the Brotherhood's Islamic ideology makes it a threat to the idea of the nation-state and thus a threat to the region's stability.
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Security researchers say they are witnessing nation-state hackers in China, as well as Eastern European cybercriminals, exploit the coronavirus panic with so-called phishing attacks.
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"I want to treat Russia as if it is a nation state that deserves to be judged as all other nation states are judged," he said.
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Netanyahu was initially seen as committed to a two-state solution while simultaneously demanding that Palestinians recognize Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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Or perhaps in the modern landscape, where a club not far from Bury is bankrolled by the riches of a nation state, these teams cannot survive.
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Or perhaps in the modern landscape, where a club not far from Bury is bankrolled by the riches of a nation state, these teams cannot survive.
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Tonight American & allied troops have come under direct attack by a nation-state and Americans must come together to support and protect them and respond appropriately.
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Like any nation state with decent hackers, Iran uses its varying cyber capabilities for everything from critical infrastructure hacking and stealing intellectual property to classic espionage.
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Iran has been a functioning nation state where the central authorities have enjoyed a monopoly of force and people out of uniform have been overwhelmingly unarmed.
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Nation state-sponsored hackers are not being ruled out Smith offered up little information on the hackers behind the breach, repeatedly referring to an FBI investigation.
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But while their motivations may be different, scammers and nation state actors use similar playbooks, pushing content that focuses on divisions in American politics and society.
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When the attack was first disclosed, FireEye and other firms said it was likely the work of a nation state but did not identify any suspects.
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Many Arabs were angered by Israel's nation-state law, passed in 2018, which declared that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country.
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Netanyahu's racist nation-state law declares self-determination for the Jewish people and encourages segregated communities, but omits any mention of equality and minority group rights.
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Former slaves were forced to pay indemnities to former slaveowners in exchange for official recognition as the first black independent nation-state in the Western Hemisphere.
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Metaphorically, the allegory of the modern home invasion film is all about the sanctity and deceptive sovereignty of America as a nation state, powerful and impenetrable.
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In my first playthrough, I used the Soviet Union, a large but backwards nation-state being propelled irresistibly into the future by the storm of progress.
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The first is that of nationhood itself, and then, trickier still, the promise of a comprehensive representation of the discourse of the nation state in question.
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But that challenge didn't stop the Public Utilities Board from developing novel ways over the years to make the most of what the tiny nation-state had.
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JERUSALEM – An Israeli parliamentary committee deliberated Monday on the final draft of a contentious legislation that would define Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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An attack of this size isn't unprecedented, but it is among the biggest on record, and such large ones typically bear the fingerprints of a nation state.
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The nation-state bill passed on July 19 with a vote of 62 to 55, after years of political debate (the law was first proposed in 2011).
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"If they were behind this then it means a nation state has taken a weapon of mass destruction into another country and used it," Bretton-Gordon added.
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Imagine a nation-state intercepting the encrypted financial data that flows across the globe and being able to read it as easily as you are reading this.
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For governments to effectively contend with what Big Tech has become, they first must recognize that the nation-state is not the only game in town anymore.
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In Caracciolo's theory, the European Union and the euro are functional to liberists' economic models, and tactics to get round the constitutional restrictions of a nation state.
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One might hope that spyware of this sort would only be available to well-provisioned nation-state intelligence agencies or, at the very least, computer science experts.
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"It would be extremely difficult for someone, including a nation-state actor, to alter actual ballot counts or election results by cyber attack or intrusion," they explain.
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"Voter registries and other election systems may be vulnerable to ransomware attacks and nation state actors have all added ransomware to their arsenal of tools," he said.
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Nation-state hacking groups often reuse tactics, and Sherstobitoff's team has not previously identified activity clearly linked to this operation, indicating it's a new tool or campaign.
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He galloped around the globe, selling an ungainly suite of services ("Physical Security", "Criminal Justice Reform", "Investigations") to any leader or nation-state that would have him.
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"As we think about addressing nation state attacks, that is a powerful force that should inspire us and upon which we can build," Smith said of immigration.
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The details set it apart from breaches of companies such as Equifax and Marriott, which were attacked from the outside by criminals with a nation-state connection.
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Dan Cornell, principal at Denim Group, a firm that helps tech organizations build secure systems, said the rise of nation-state hacking makes such a feature timely.
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The company has gotten better about catching the these attacks and providing more information about them, like whether the fraudulent message was sent by a nation-state.
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EternalBlue and EternalRomance were integrated into a pair of nation-state cyberattacks that hit the vast numbers of still-unpatched computers across the globe, with catastrophic consequences.
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But the U.K. is quite willing to participate in a European free trade area that does not infringe upon its own sovereign decisions as a nation state.
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The nation state has survived wars, plagues, and upheaval, but it won't survive digital nomads, not if people like Karoli Hindriks have something to say about it.
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Late in the book, Graeber declares himself an anarchist in favour of the dismantling of the nation state, which may distance him from many of his readers.
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There is no off-the-shelf product for cutting through hyper-targeted misinformation, no software patch for alternative facts, and no antivirus for nation state troll farms.
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Indeed, the information conveyed during the session reinforced the tenuous connection between "truth" and "reality" as well as the firm one between the nation-state and museum.
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One of the two is a "nation-state actor" engaged in stealing information in attacks that are stealthy but "not known to be destructive", the report said.
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So can the Iranians, the Chinese, the North Koreans and any other nation-state which wants to penetrate the networks that serve our political parties and government.
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Targeted, sophisticated malware was recently found aimed at specific European power plants and is likely the result of a nation-state attack, a security company reported Tuesday.
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"One state sponsor of terror in the Mideast cannot hide behind its nation-state status while in effect it is actually a destabilizing revolutionary regime," he said.
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"When we see malicious cyber activity, whether it be from the Kremlin or other nation-state actors, we are going to push back," Joyce told reporters Monday.
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"We have not attributed the incident to a threat actor, though we believe the activity is consistent with a nation state preparing for an attack," FireEye said.
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He inspired American citizens, presidents, and the nation-state to take moral stands that entailed political consequences, something sorely missing from our national public and civic discourse.
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" Karim says of the 30 million Kurds dispersed across the Middle East: "We're the largest ethnic group in the world that doesn't have a recognized nation state.
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Talos also wrote it observed hackers exploiting the vulnerability to target critical infrastructure, and that some of the attacks are believed to be from nation-state actors.
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Last year he enacted the Nation-State Law, which legalized certain forms of racial discrimination and officially transformed the Arab population in Israel into second-class citizens.
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This is why last month our government passed the Nation State Law, which reaffirms the centrality of the Jewish identity and nature of the state of Israel.
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Because these nation-state breaches are targeting such massive data sets, it is highly likely that they contain information that will prove valuable well into the future.
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This is a regime that not only brutalizes its people but fails to deliver even the most basic services and protections that any nation state must provide.
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Microsoft said Thallium was the fourth nation-state hacking group against which it filed legal actions to take down the infrastructure they use to carry out cyberattacks.
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More recently, Microsoft said it had notified thousands of customers over the past year who have been targeted by nation-state attackers, including hackers associated with Iran.
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" Researcher and core dev at Tendermint Labs Sunny Aggarwal, via a phone interview: "It's like a Mexican standoff between nation-state governments, crypto space, and big tech.
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This pernicious boycott tactic is designed to cut off all academic, scientific, cultural and other contacts with only one country: the nation state of the Jewish people.
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Nation state and non-state actors operate frequently in the "gray zone" — just short of warfare, and just beyond the means of most traditional peacetime enforcement measures.
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I don't think it has to be a racially, ethnically exclusive version of nationalism, but conservatives owe the world and Americans a defense of the nation state.
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There's a lot of different things you can do but if a nation state really wants you and wants your information they're likely going to get it.
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And also, you know, you really have to, it's almost impossible for us, as regular people, to understand what it is to live as a nation-state and the individual as nation-state, which is what these billionaires are And so spending some time with them, going over their estate, seeing how they deal with their people, seeing what the kind of ... The particular brand of freedom they practice.
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Symantec stops short of definitively attributing the attack, but the persistence and restraint involved in the years-long campaign suggests a nation state attacker with a political motive.
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Having strong proof may well get you killed," and that "telling people at risk from physical harm by nation state security services to log this shit is insane.
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This similarity points to a shared view of death and the afterlife about 500 years before Egypt came into being as the world's first nation state, said Buckley.
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If a nation's central bank does not have the ability to control the currency for the people in its own nation state, then it is largely rendered impotent.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's new "nation-state" law has provoked anger among members of its most integrated minority, the Druze, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to seek corrective legislation.
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Recently, Arabs were angered after Israel's parliament last year passed the nation-state law, which declared that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country.
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They wanted Russia to become a European-style nation state, an idea formulated by Alexey Navalny, an anti-corruption blogger who had galvanised the protests through social media.
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Because the nation-state law is only declaratory, few think it will sway Israel's Supreme Court, which often rules in favour of democratic values over Jewish nationalist ones.
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McAfee declined to speculate who was behind the attack, save to say the attachment's sophistication and the nature of its targets strongly indicate a nation-state directed it.
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Cybereason did say it was with "very high probability" that the hackers were backed by a nation state but the researchers were reluctant to definitively pin the blame.
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It was, for Ergun, an ongoing investigation on the role of politics in education in Turkey, as well as the ideological construction of a very fragile nation-state.
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The Kurds are an ethnic group in the Middle East who have never had a nation state of their own, resulting in Kurdish nationalist movements across the region.
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Then you allowed another nation-state — the US government — to scan all of your user's emails … using a buggy Linux kernel module … without ever telling your security team.
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As Lucian Pye, a sinologist, once wrote, it is as if the Roman or Carolingian empire survived today in its heartland, trying to function as a nation-state.
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But the problem has grown big enough that the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab has built an international reputation by investigating nation state breaches of public service groups.
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We will see an internet nation-state when we see people prioritizing fealty to one of these digital communities over the loyalty and patriotism to a meatspace country.
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A more extensive analysis of nation-state ideology would have perhaps left Kingsley less exasperated at the moral failings he observes, although he might not be less indignant.
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The PayPal of today falls well within nation-state boundaries and rules, Facebook is no challenge to the existing order, and Thiel's company Palantir is a government contractor.
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He gained his start in security as an Air Force Cyber Warfare Operations Officer identifying nation-state cyber attacks on critical infrastructure while serving in the Intelligence Community.
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TSA and DHS are working through the National Risk Management Center to understand how sophisticated, nation-state threat actors seek to identify ways to harm U.S. critical infrastructure.
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The growing threat of nation-state backed cyber-attacks requires a coordinated and comprehensive approach across all critical infrastructure systems and across all Federal agencies supporting national security.
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"The President has made it clear that his Administration will not tolerate foreign interference in our elections from any nation state or other malicious actors," the statement said.
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Of course, this line of thinking should not necessarily take precedence over a people's right to self-determination, especially when Somaliland is a functional nation state in practice.
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"It would be extremely difficult for someone, including a nation-state actor, to alter actual ballot counts or election results by cyber attack or intrusion," the statement reads.
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Even Levin writes and thinks in nation-state terms (his prescription is Wendell Berry, but his intellectual and moral sources are closer to a nationalist like Abraham Lincoln).
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ELSEWHERE > Tech: Facebook has tentatively concluded spammers seeking to make money, not a nation state, were behind the company's largest-ever theft of data (The Wall Street Journal).
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"The Vatican controls who comes in, when they come in and how they come in as a nation-state or a city-state," Rubio added of the papacy.
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Utopia can be the size of the world, a nation state, a skyscraper, a kiosk; it can an iPhone screen or the dimensionless, disembodied gamut of the internet.
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What might be called the "left-universalist" view is based on the premise that the nation state is no longer the necessary and basic unit of political organization.
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While Facebook was careful not to identify any nation state definitively as the culprit, it did find sufficient evidence linking at least one of the accounts to Russia.
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As a result, organizations too often fail to understand why they are targeted or how world events impact the risk calculus of nation-state and non-state adversaries.
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Yes, if the Mossad is after you, your systems are probably going to crumble beneath their assault, unless you are a nation-state or Google or the like.
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"It could be a nation-state that is trying to get our attention," added Taddeo, who spoke after a major cyberattack caused widespread disruption across Europe on Tuesday.
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"The president has made it clear that his administration will not tolerate foreign interference in our elections from any nation state to other malicious actors," the statement said.
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African fans, as the writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has noted, are not bound in their affections by the nation-state borders imposed on the continent by European colonialism.
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These experiences serve as warnings to the next Merkel administration: Balance the needs of the outside world with the interests of the nation state — or pay the price.
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Like any other digital device, telecom routers have vulnerabilities, and they have become a prime target in recent years for nation-state hackers from Russia and other countries.
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Slack is one of many Silicon Valley unicorns going public this year, but it's the only one that has admitted it is at risk for nation-state attacks.
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This grim reality — the virtual unreformability of the Arab nation-state, forever unpopular, but always protected by the West — was part of the appeal of the Islamic State.
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Across the nation, state, county and local governments, including recording offices, have shut down or are at least limiting the number of people who may enter the office.
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That unplanned surge is straining corporate network systems, offering nation-state hackers an undreamed-of opportunity to unleash a second wave of more comprehensive attacks on American businesses.
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The recently passed nation-state law has drawn the justifiable ire of many of Israel's non-Jewish law-abiding citizens, who say it makes them feel second class.
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But nationalism – the wish to create, or to strengthen, the nation state against real or mythic enemies – remains a dominant current in the politics of the democratic countries.
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In this film, the second feature adaptation of Lupin III, they journey to the fictional nation state of Cagliostro, in pursuit of invaluable printing plates for counterfeit money.
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Yes, he transformed Breitbart from an irreverent blog into the iconoclastic tribune of nation-state populism, the anti-elitist ideology of border walls, travel bans and political incorrectness.
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You know very well that the euro is on life support and can only prosper if fiscal union is achieved, which implies the end of the nation state.
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VR Systems has previously attracted attention because of government reports that Russian nation-state hackers had tried to breach its computer networks two months before the 2016 election.
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Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice revealed details of an extensive nation-state cyber espionage campaign targeting non-military entities such as universities, businesses and government agencies.
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The worm is significant for being one of the first used in nation state attacks that was built both for data destruction and to render infected devices inoperable.
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This notion — that America is not simply another nation-state but an "idea" — is itself the big American idea, the "beating heart" of what's known as American exceptionalism.
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She told the Louisville audience that one of her top priorities is to invest more heavily in collecting intelligence against nation state adversaries as well as Islamic extremists.
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Outside analysts suggest, though, that a breach of this scale may have actually been the result of nation-state hacking, targeting Iran during a period of intense instability.
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"What Soros writes about immigration, in general, is a pro-immigration stance that is open about its disdain for the nation state," Gergely Gulyas told a news conference.
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As it stands, athletes and their health are left at the mercy of their own half-understood ambitions and the corruptions and cynicisms of their nation-state leaders.
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"Exposure to the internet could allow nation-state attackers to gain remote access to the voting system," they wrote in the discussion section of the new wireless ban.
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States are implementing some measures quietly, refusing to disclose the steps they're taking on digital security for fear of offering clues to cyber criminals or nation-state hackers.
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The only logical recourse, as many have taken in the 22010th Venice Biennale (as well as in editions previous), is to deconstruct the premise of the nation state.
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According to the Times, hackers that seem to have nation-state backing (hmm) have been attacking the games' computer systems for weeks looking for compromising information on Olympic officials.
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"That's currently the only place in the world not covered by nation-state jurisdiction," Susanne Tarkowski Tempelhof, the platform's founder told me matter-of-factly, lighting up a cigarette.
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We're not even looking at how their structure as a financialized global company forces them to make decisions that are not in the interests of any nation-state citizens.
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Experts CNN spoke with said that since the Kurds were not (and still are not) a nation state, there would be no way for them to enter the war.
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"Our team considers them some of the best adversaries out of all the numerous nation-state, criminal and hacktivist/terrorist groups we encounter on a daily basis," Alperovitch said.
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Neophytes can benefit from veterans' experience — be it in fighting impostor syndrome or catching more attackers by focusing on basic security hygiene than on the latest nation-state threat.
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The myth around which the EU has grown is that ministers and their officials always planned gradually, but inexorably, to subordinate the nation state to a higher European order.
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Even the chief executives at the biggest of them don't know where all this will lead, any more than Gutenberg could have foreseen Martin Luther and the nation-state.
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Jihadist groups like Al Qaeda and the Islamic State have fought national armies and won, providing a religious alternative to the nation-state that has been embraced by some.
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"We believe the evidence is clear that a nation state is waging a sophisticated cyber information campaign against me in order to silence me," Broidy wrote in a statement.
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This starts with a change of mentality; with business executives recognizing that they're being attacked like a nation state and thus face a pressing need to defend themselves accordingly.
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"The nation-state law is tyranny by the majority and 'legally' turns us into second-class citizens," Arab legislator Ayman Odeh wrote on Twitter after the cabinet committee's decision.
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Because of the sophistication of the malware and its clearly geopolitical, rather than criminal, purpose, the attack has been attributed to a nation-state (or multiple nations acting together).
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The first astronaut to see Tycho, the Marius Hills, Tsiolkovsky Crater, or the lunar South Pole will not necessarily be American or even an employee of any nation-state.
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In this atmosphere, "it is not surprising that a party which argues for a self-conscious nation-state in a Europe of Fatherlands is seen as reactionary," she said.
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They said he suffered his stroke as he planned to attend a demonstration led by the Druse community against the Nation-State law in Tel Aviv on Aug. 5.
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Ron Wyden (D-OR) announced that Google had notified an unknown number of Senate offices of email intrusion attempts on personal email that likely came from nation-state attackers.
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And, whether or not the nation-state law was necessary or wise, it does not impinge in any way on the equality before the law of any Israeli citizen.
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" Mr. Netanyahu had said earlier that the bill was "very important to guarantee the foundations of our existence, which is Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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China, under its current rulers, is a resurgent and assertive nation-state that poses a fundamental challenge to the power position America built in Asia during the Cold War.
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Breitbart and like-minded websites often describe sovereignty as rooted in the nationalist premise that any nation-state is built around a core cultural identity that it must protect.
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The cyberattacks have already taken their toll on utility groups, with 25 percent of those surveyed reporting being the subject of "mega attacks" potentially engineered by "nation-state" actors.
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While opposition parties dirty their hands with policy ideas and news conferences, she is seeking to personify the nation state itself — a job that technically belongs to the queen.
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"Now that we know that a sophisticated nation-state was actively trying to intervene, we're concerned that [an attack] would not be that difficult," Cross said, in an interview.
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Whereas the Taliban presumably still hope to govern Afghanistan one day, the Islamic State's goal is to destroy the nation state and make it part of a transnational caliphate.
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As one of Homeland Security's most senior cybersecurity officials, Manfra will discuss election hacking, how to defend against nation-state attackers and what companies can do to be prepared.
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Data breaches like OPM and Equifax are complicated, because they are seemingly the result of nation state espionage and the data never leaks publicly or even in criminal forums.
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"The [current systems are] woefully equipped and too prosaic to drive the quantum changes needed to face the nation-state actors that are threatening our democracy," she told Motherboard.
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You don't have the notion of a nation-state that you belong to as a key organizing principle so you can scale up and make these kinds of investments.
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"We believe the evidence is clear that a nation-state is waging a sophisticated cyber information campaign against me in order to silence me," Broidy said in a prepared statement.
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Rodchenkov is currently in protective custody in the US. It's not unusual for any sophisticated nation-state hacking group to have a wide interest in important targets around the world.
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This despite the fact that Ocalan is no longer calling for an independent nation-state, rather democratic, autonomous communities operating within the existing national boundaries of countries where Kurds live.
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On Sunday, a separate NATO-backed research firm officially attributed Petya to a nation-state actor, and argued the attack was sufficient to trigger a response from NATO member states.
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At a time of increased nation-state hacking, Symantec concluded the risk of losing customer confidence by allowing reviews was not worth the business the company could win, he said.
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We're excited to announce three cybersecurity industry experts who know better than anyone how to keep their organizations safe from phishing emails to nation-state attackers — and everything in between.
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As he characterized cyber security as being in general disarray, Bossert said the Obama administration did not do enough to forcefully combat and deter growing criminal and nation-state threats.
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Borg cautioned, though, that just because he believes a nation state was responsible for these attacks does not mean infiltrating the systems themselves required the resources of a country's government.
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In a blog Wednesday, Comaeio Technology founder Matt Suiche suggested that the wiper was disguised as ransomware for the purpose of manipulating the media and obfuscating a nation-state attack.
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Britain is consumed by fundamental arguments: about the role of the nation-state in a global economy; about the costs and benefits of immigration; and about the merits of capitalism.
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What we saw in "The Last Ceremony" is a nation state that strikes down and separates relationships between parents and children, just like we're doing on the Mexican border today.
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It's allegiance to even objectionable free speech shifts Facebook further away from being a media company and more towards a technology platform…or a digital nation-state of its own.
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"There's a lot of ramping up from this particular nation state in general," says Jen Miller-Osborn, deputy director of threat intelligence in Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 research team.
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It&aposs not good for the state of Israel," he told The Associated Press at his office, which has been turned into the "Headquarters of the Nation-State Law Protest.
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The law, sponsored by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu&aposs Likud party and passed by parliament last month, endorsed the country&aposs identity as the nation-state of the Jewish people.
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If nation-state hackers weren't already aware of Spectre and Meltdown and exploiting the bugs for espionage operations, they could have started in the months before patches started going out.
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"If you tweet at Donald Trump, whether you're a nation-state, political group or someone who wanted to sell something, and he retweets it, that's a home run," Watts said.
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As the Israeli government passes a drastic "nation-state" law that denigrates minority populations in the country, artists are trying to imagine a world where there's unity instead of divide.
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Speaking at the RSA cyber security conference in San Francisco, Rogers said he was also worried about potential cyberattacks from non-nation-state actors such as the Islamic State (ISIS).
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"We were the victims of the nation state model and we have no desire to reproduce this model," said Khaled Eissa, European representative of the PYD, the YPG's political affiliate.
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The Anthem breach, which occurred between late 2014 and early 303 and involved 79 million accounts, was the first example of a nation-state threat actor going after health care.
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Tech companies have in recent years pushed for more access to knowledge that federal agencies have, not least to help protect against increasing cybersecurity threats and hostile nation state actors.
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Preventing damage from engineered pathogens is complicated by the fact that it takes only one lapse, one resourceful terrorist group, or one rogue nation-state to wreak large-scale havoc.
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Ah, the French, the nation-state equivalent of that friend from high school who always seems to be doing better than you and who your mom won't stop asking about.
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This can mean, however, that you are a natural target for criminals or nation state actors that want to disrupt a rival country because it is "where the money lives".
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The House Foreign Affairs Committee has approved a bill designed to call out and punish foreign actors for executing nation-state-sponsored cyberattacks that threaten U.S. national or economic security.
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But when Roger Goodell is talking about the NFL as if it were a religion, or a political candidate, or a nation-state—then he really means what he says.
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A nation-state that is convening hundreds of other "subnational actors" from around the world next year to pledge to keep the rise in global temperature below 2100 degrees Celsius.
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In the first two cases, it is easy to see the analogy with a nation state; governments can raise money from taxes or borrow in the form of government bonds.
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In an attempt to delay the bill's final passage, opposition parties introduced a number of amendments -- all of which were struck down -- to extend debate about the nation-state bill.
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Parag Khanna, a senior research fellow at the New America Foundation, writing in The New York Times, asked in 2013 if we are seeing the end of the nation-state.
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"From a tradecraft perspective, the Lazarus Group now looks more like a criminal enterprise than a nation-state," Ryan Kalember, Proofpoint's senior vice president of cybersecurity strategy, told The Hill.
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"I think you're seeing a shift to nation-state actors, foreign adversaries like Russia, China, North Korea, Iran — they're really, I think, becoming front and center right now," he said.
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Around the nation, state legislatures are rapidly firing off bills to streamline the massive deployment of 5G wireless infrastructure, preempting local authority in favor of the telecom industry's financial interests.
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Nation-state hackers were responsible for two confirmed intrusions into U.S. petroleum organizations' enterprise networks and are suspected of removing data in at least one case, according to the report.
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He also dangles prospects of a "sovereign Europe" able to hold its own with the United States and China as an alternative to populist demands for more nation-state sovereignty.
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You will see a game talked about as if it was war, and the laughably flub-prone league that administers it talked about as if it were a nation state.
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Comprised of the flotsam and lagan of the sea-steading movement, the company was designed to hold onto shell corporations, vessels, and equipment for the eventual full nation-state wither.
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E.U. Fines Google $5.1 Billion in Android Antitrust Case Israeli Law Declares the Country the 'Nation-State of the Jewish People' What Do Novels About Evil Children Say About Us?
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The Brothers Grimm, who based their tales on folk tradition, lived and worked in the 19th century, when Europe was brimming with enthusiasm for the nation-state over multiethnic empires.
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The nation state remains the best model for human happiness and the American nation remains the greatest symbol of liberty, of freedom and justice on the face of god's earth.
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But anyone running in 2020 who is willing to ignore the flies has an opportunity to speak with clarity and purpose about what's at stake: the liberal nation-state itself.
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She describes a generation embracing a transnational sensibility as citizens of the world as opposed to an identity politic tethered to their nation-state(s) of birth or diasporic origin.
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At some of the Biennale's other pavilions, architects and curators questioned why the event continued to be structured around a concept of the nation state drawn from the colonial era.
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Nationalists worship at the altar of the nation state, but in 2018 it's obvious that no European country can tackle climate change, people trafficking or drug smuggling on its own.
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The only way these crimes can be tried is by establishing the responsibility of alleged perpetrators as nationals of a sovereign nation state which has ratified the Treaty of Rome.
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Last week, the Israeli Knesset passed a "nation-state" law, angering members of the country's Arab minority and prompting Turkey to accuse Israel of trying to form "an apartheid state".
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Further complicating the decision about whether to "name-and-shame" another nation state is the fact that the rules governing what is considered acceptable cyber behavior are far from settled.
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The National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) on Monday launched a program aimed at helping U.S. companies protect themselves from cyber attacks or other threats from foreign nation-state actors.
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This is Purkayastha's clear critique of the nation state: Especially in the world's largest democracy, it is becoming increasingly important to question the legitimizing mechanisms used by the democratic method.
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"What it's all about is -- do you believe in nation-state democracy, or are you happy with bigger supra-national forms of government where decisions get taken elsewhere?" he told Quest.
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Policymakers as well as academics stipulated that trade should be fair as well as free, with optimism about the benefits of globalisation countered by renewed calls to strengthen the nation-state.
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Although they've designed their net to catch the nation-state actors and large-scale operations that have previously been uncovered, small fry like these spammers are getting tangled up as well.
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To claim the nation-state can exert complete sovereignty in the face of these transnational challenges is not just a lie; it deliberately lowers defences against their economic and social consequences.
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Bulls and Bears: • In the U.S. Attorney's office this week, Chuck and the gang interrogate Decker, who describes Bobby as more "nation-state" than man and gives them no actionable information.
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I like to imagine that there's at least a chance that this is the century of distributed communities, rather than any one region of the globe or twentieth-century nation-state.
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Orban, a critic of the European Union and an early opponent of the recent migration wave into the continent, said freedom in Europe depended on the nation state and Christian traditions.
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Data center operators are concerned that cyber criminals or nation-state hackers could compromise their servers, which are mostly made by Asian hardware companies, before they even reach the United States.
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"FireEye found infrastructure overlap with a nation state threat actor," Christopher Glyer, the chief security architect at security firm FireEye, said in a public discussion on Twitter about the CCleaner incident.
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Second, the online proliferation of nation-state capabilities, such as from the Shadow Brokers and Wikileaks' Vault 85033, has dramatically lowered the bar for resources required to carry out sophisticated attacks.
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Facebook's army of 30,000 safety staffers isn't enough to combat the onslaught of vitriol and violence, let alone against an advanced adversary like the nation-state actors that it's constantly blaming.
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The move is the latest charge from the United States against a hacker working for a nation state, but the first time it has charged someone hacking for North Korea specifically.
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Whether you look at breaches, whether you look at criminal activity, whether you look at nation-state activity or even, you know, the sanctity of our elections, we've got to worry.
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A nation-state that has joined New York and a dozen others in a climate alliance to announce they will meet the targets set in the Paris accord on their own.
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The agency said that similar activity is likely to target Canada's next federal election, but did not single out a specific nation-state or hacker group as particular cause for concern.
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"We've never seen an attack where a nation-state has gone in and stolen money," Chien, who found that the same code was used in the three attacks, told the newspaper.
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You know this is humanity's first interstellar voyage, led by the starship Von Braun but entirely owned and operated by TriOptimum, a company with the power of a major nation state.
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Black Power activists, like their Black Lives Matter counterparts, offered a more sobering assessment: They acknowledged slavery and racism as constitutive elements of the nation-state instead of an unseemly stain.
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And internal investigators at the company found evidence that the initial hackers handed off to more sophisticated hackers, leading the investigators to suspect a nation-state might be involved, Bloomberg reported.
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"There's a lot of discussion about sophisticated nation-state attacks, but this was a really cheap way anyone could get access to something," Raj Samani, chief scientist at McAfee, told Axios.
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A spokeswoman said the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security were looking into the incident and all potential causes, including criminal activity and a nation-state attack.
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This turn toward private "governments" represents a dramatic departure from modern conceptions of advanced societies, and is part of a slowly mounting challenge to the nation-state as we know it.
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But this slight cultural change is one component of a larger European project that has required giving up, even if only by degrees, core conceits of a fully sovereign nation-state.
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"We have a nation-state actor burning zero-days to target an entire community instead of one individual," says Cooper Quintin, security researcher at the nonprofit advocacy group Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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The Brothers Grimm, who based their tales on folk tradition, lived and worked in the 19th century, when Europe was brimming with enthusiasm for the nation-state over multi-ethnic empires.
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But many users — including those most likely to be in the cross-hairs of a law enforcement request or headline-grabbing nation-state hack — are unlikely to ever make that switch.
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The move against the Iranian military was the first time the United States had interpreted its counterterrorism laws as permitting an entity of a nation-state government to count as terrorists.
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"North Korea linked hackers are among the most prolific nation-state threats, targeting not only the U.S. and South Korea but the global financial system and nations worldwide," its statement said.
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To the ethnonationalist right, which succeeded last year in enshrining Israel's self-definition as the nation-state of the Jews in a basic law, it is in need of an adjustment.
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He died a year ago, after a 21946-year reign, and he is credited with transforming Thailand into a modern nation-state and unifying the country during times of political turmoil.
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The show was titled "Made in Armani" and, given that Mr. Armani's ancestry is Italian-Armenian, it can seem as if he is designing uniforms for his own imaginary nation-state.
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The new countries defending this nation-state vision thus emphasized their uniqueness and demonized their predecessor as a "prison of nations": the multinational Austro-Hungarian monarchy, presided over by the Hapsburgs.
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"That sort of level of sophistication is generally nation-state-sponsored," he said, "because they're the ones that have that strategic interest and are willing to invest that sort of money."
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We don't expect companies to defend themselves against nation-state attacks; we don't expect corporate guards to carry shoulder-launched rockets to defend against an air attack from a hostile nation.
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It also proved that the nation-state of the Jewish people functions as a family in a way that occasionally makes normal statecraft, the national calculations of power and interest, irrelevant.
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But on Friday, researchers speculated that nation state hackers and law enforcement contractors like Cellebrite and Grayshift will likely look for ways to use the exploit in surveillance and device compromise.
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The House passed a bill that would sanction nation-state-backed hackers earlier this year, and the Senate is also considering legislation aimed at deterring foreign nations from interfering in elections.
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CrowdStrike didn't go that far — but noted that nation-state actors eager for insights into the U.S. election and the candidates for the White House will do these sorts of deeds.
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But upgrades cost money, and even with federal funding, it's impossible to make machines that can be expected to withstand a full-fledged nation-state attack, said Dominion spokesperson Kay Stimson.
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Analyses suggest that if every nation-state devoted 2% of its GDP to installing clean energy, that would pay for doing it at the necessary speed, meaning within the next 20 years.
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"China is back as the most prolific nation-state actor conducting industrial espionage via cyber and non-cyber means," Dmitri Alperovitch, the cofounder of the cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike, said in a statement.
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The company privately courted U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials by sending experts to brief them on nation-state hacking campaigns uncovered by the firm, according to people present at those meetings.
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"The threat of foreign adversaries remains real and, ultimately, our state and local election officials do not have the resources to thwart a truly determined and sophisticated nation-state actor," Hovland said.
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And this most recent attack represents a completely unintended but disconcerting link between the two most serious forms of cybersecurity threats in the world today – nation-state action and organized criminal action.
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"Just as the Fourth Geneva Convention recognized that the protection of civilians required the active involvement of the Red Cross, protection against nation-state cyberattacks requires the active assistance of technology companies."
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And how many degrees could that become away from that nation state, so you wouldn't even know that it was coming from them and it could be actually routed through somebody else?
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Apple apparently "partially" fixed the problem with iOS 9, though Green reckons that a modified version of his approach developed with the "hacking skills of a nation-state" could still crack it.
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It is unlikely, yet still imaginable, that the conflict between Brussels and Rome will blow up into a full crisis forcing Europeans to choose between integration and the nation-state, for example.
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The big picture: The stolen data has yet to show up on the so-called dark web, which has added to suspicions that a nation-state may have been behind the attack.
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In some ways, the best outcome for the victims is a nation-state espionage attack — it could mean there's no intention to go for identity theft and tangible harm to the consumer.
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The rally marked further fallout from the explosive Nation-State law and came a week after thousands of Druze, also members of the Arab minority, packed the same city square last week.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinians called a general strike for Monday in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem in support of an Israeli-Arab protest against Israel's Nation State Law.
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When Facebook announced at the end of September that it had suffered a data breach that ultimately affected 30 million accounts, it seemed, perhaps, like the work of sophisticated nation state hackers.
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At the same time, Alphabet is also investing in products aimed at privacy-conscious consumers, like email-protecting key fobs and machine-learning features in Gmail that spot nation-state phishing campaigns.
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The two researchers, at the time both in their early 20s, had saved the internet from a powerful nation-state attack launched by an enemy using hacking tools developed by the West.
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The area has been a functional confederacy since soon after the American invasion of 2003 and in spite of likely opposition from Baghdad, a fully-realized nation-state of Kurdistan seems inevitable.
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"There is someone who runs this infrastructure and it's renting it out to various nation-state actors," Eva Galperin, the director of cybersecurity at the EFF, told me in a phone call.
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And if there's a dedicated nation state who's using its intelligence apparatus to steal day in and day out what we're trying to develop, that poses a serious threat to our country.
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Thus the idea of the Holy Roman Empire as a failed nation-state (as opposed to a successful multiethnic empire) has prevailed since—even Hitler condemned this era of his beloved Germany.
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" Burrington said this would be beyond the scope of your average protest group because "it requires a level of coordination and resources that [means] you're probably dealing with a nation state actor.
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Contrary to erroneous reports, Kaspersky Lab technologies are designed and used for the sole purpose of detecting all kinds of threats, including nation-state sponsored malware, regardless of the origin or purpose.
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Further to the left—where some people once saw J Street—there are groups that don't believe in Zionism or the concept of a nation-state for a people, Ben-Ami said.
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" He added: "They simply avoid negotiating with us as part of their desire to avoid resolving the root of the conflict, which is recognizing the nation state of the Jewish people, i.e.
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The country's temperamental and institutional tilt in a more zero-sum, nation-state-centric, sovereignty-first direction makes its existing strengths less valuable: a less open and collaborative ally to its friends.
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Among the more interesting findings: Roughly three-quarters of the breaches analyzed by Verizon researchers were perpetrated by outsiders--50 percent attributed to criminal groups and 12 percent to nation-state hackers.
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"What's happening right now is the nation-state is losing its grip," said Jane K. Winn, also a professor at the University of Washington School of Law, who studies international business transactions.
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The group also notes the uncertainty of U.S. support for the Iran nuclear deal as a threat and the rise of "nation-state information technology and internet-based campaigns" attacking free elections.
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And this is what the corruptive nation-state law clearly starts to do: secure the power of the far-right wing by making Israel less democratic, more "Jewish," more tribal, less representative.
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The country's basic law that was passed last year declared Israel the nation-state of the Jewish people alone, despite the fact that Arab citizens make up a fifth of the population.
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HANOI, March 17(Reuters) - Vietnam will suspend the issue of new visas for all foreign nationals to curb the spread of coronavirus in the Southeast Asian nation, state media said on Tuesday.
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The FBI disclosed this week that nation-state hackers exploited a widely publicized vulnerability in Pulse Secure VPN to break into the networks of two municipal governments and a US financial institution.
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Everybody knows about polls suggesting he is up comfortably in the nation-state of California, and is going to emerge from Super Tuesday a week from now with an enormous delegate lead.
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To reach this historic milestone, the Palestinians must meet certain conditions, including agreeing to recognize Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people, permanently settling the question of Israel's national identity.
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Now, under new management, it is bringing back the lines that made it great and is adding new ones to secure its future place at the top of the nation-state category.
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To curb the resulting civil unrest, Gandhi declared a state of emergency across the nation-state while citing security issues to the political establishment as a reason for this radical political move.
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"We're all — as individuals, as organizations and as a country — facing near-constant security attacks from trusted insiders, malicious cyber criminals or nation-state actors," said Christy Wyatt, CEO at Dtex Systems.
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Frank X. Shaw, Microsoft's Corporate Vice President of Communications, talked about last year's Cybersecurity Tech Accord, and the tech giant's work to defend organizations and governments against cyber criminals and nation-state attacks.
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Cisco's Talos cybersecurity unit reports that VPNFilter is likely the product of an advanced threat with nation-state backing and while it may have been deployed as spyware, its creators had multiple aims.
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These were not, as far as Facebook could tell, part of an organized nation-state effort or political interference campaign, like the Iranian and Russian groups previously highlighted in these ban alert posts.
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Disinformation is "a huge threat," said Morgan, who noted that spreading false information is a much more cost-effective technique for a hostile nation-state than trying to breach the state's election infrastructure.
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But after the Qing fell in 83, the new elite sought to create an overarching rationale for the Chinese nation state—its subjects spoke mutually incomprehensible languages and had diverse traditions and beliefs.
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According to the directive, the FBI will take the lead on any cyberincident if the actor is a nation state or criminal and will coordinate the response from collecting evidence to bringing charges.
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Why does every country consider itself "special," yet for all intents and purposes they all look identical (heads of state, colors and flags, etc.) Also, why is the nation-state invented so late?
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Leaders of Israel's Arab community have called for their private sector to strike against the recently-passed Nation State Law, which declares that only Jews have the right of self-determination in Israel.
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"Su Bin was what we'd call in the traditional espionage world a spotter—someone who would tee up targets for a nation-state," explains Luke Dembosky, one of the prosecutors overseeing the case.
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Instead, women were encouraged to exercise, primarily as a mode to encourage strong, healthy children, and their clothing reflected this new trend—the importance of fitness for the sake of the nation state.
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Clarke said the attacker accessed the small contractor's systems for five months in 2016, and the "methodical, slow and deliberate," choice of target suggested a nation-state actor could be behind the raid.
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"We have not seen anything (in the United States) that would suggest a level of sophistication that you would see if a nation-state actor threw its full weight behind it," Prince said.
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The pooling of sovereignty found in the treaties first of Paris and then of Rome—which created the European Economic Community in 1957—was designed to save the nation state, not bury it.
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"California is a nation-state of 2023 million people and in many ways a microcosm for the country," said Sean Clegg, a senior Harris adviser and a Democratic strategist based in San Francisco.
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A revival of the cross-class coalition characteristic of the nation-state is necessary if we are to promote a more just social order, undoing some of the injustices that globalism has caused.
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Privately organized cyber criminals are closing the capability gap with nation-state actors, launching more sophisticated attacks that are more difficult to trace, according to a new analysis released by cybersecurity firm FireEye.
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On one hand the disclosure helps security teams fight threats from nation states, but it also gives a rare glimpse inside the nation state-backed hacking groups on which Cyber Command is focused.
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The only legal right they lack is to turn Israel into another Muslim state governed by Sharia law, instead of the nation state of Jewish people governed by freedom and secular democratic law.
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He cited the approval of a controversial nation-state law last year, which downgraded Arabic from an official language and declared only Jewish people have the right of self-determination in the country.
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The risk that nation-state hackers will launch a destructive cyberattack on the U.S. grid is low, according to a Department of Homeland Security intelligence assessment leaked by the research project Public Intelligence.
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So if another nation-state on the other side of the planet does something you don't like, now you can reach out from the digital world and cause them inconvenience, pain, or concern.
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A savvy cybercriminal or nation-state is much more interested in the data found in executive communications, previews of earnings reports, acquisition strategies and deal rooms than in accessing a trove of SSNs.
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They conceived it as a radical experiment to transcend the nation-state, whose core ideas of race-based identity and zero-sum competition had brought disaster twice in the space of a generation.
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When Netanyahu says, as he did this year, that Israel is "the nation-state, not of all its citizens, but only of the Jewish people," he eviscerates the core idea of democratic citizenship.
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A day later came the nation-state law, which correctly reaffirms that Israel is a Jewish state, but also damages the sense of equality and belonging of Israel's Druze, Christian and Muslim citizens.
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The indictment took years to put together, in part because it covers multiple hacking campaigns and because the government cannot use classified information when it brings a criminal case against a nation-state.
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Department of Homeland Security officials confirmed a story, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, that nation-state hackers were suspected of breaking into the computer systems that run "hundreds" of U.S. utilities.
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"Nation-state actors — China, Russia, others and criminals as well — have identified that the software that lots of organizations rely on is the weak link now," Meyers told The Hill in an interview.
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The arrest comes a day after CIA boss Haspel referenced China when she said her agency would focus more on nation state rivals after over a decade of counter-terrorism dominating its goals.
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Moreover, in a nation-state with hundreds of languages, the obvious rationale is that English will most likely reach the widest national audience and ensure a potential built-in, English-speaking audience abroad.
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The challenges today are complex too, with a rising China to a revanchist Russia heading the list of nation state threats, and cybersecurity ranking as the top concern for Americans, our survey found.
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Despite criticizing the incitement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjanmin Netanyahu against Palestinian citizens, Gantz has not promised to repeal the Jewish nation state basic law, which constitutionalizes the second class status of Palestinians.
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"If public lands were their own nation state, they would be the fifth largest emitter in the world," said Chase Huntley, who works in the climate and energy program at the Wilderness Society.
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Some of its powers, such as spending from the vast pool of cash built up over the centuries, exist outside of parliamentary control because they predate the creation of the modern nation state.
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Purkayastha's work does the most to reflect concerns of a contemporary India, where he "shifts our focus to the marginalized and the dispossessed stakeholders in a modern nation-state," as described by Karode.
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"When we see malicious cyber activity, whether it be from the Kremlin or other malicious nation-state actors, we are going to push back," said Rob Joyce, the White House cyber security coordinator.
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"I fear that we have entered a new era of nation-state conflict: one in which a nation projects strength less through traditional military hardware, and more through cyber and information warfare," he says.
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In March 20153, Kaspersky had discovered a malicious and sophisticated component on a machine in the Middle East that it suspected was part of a large nation-state toolset it had never seen before.
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This calls into question the entire surveillance apparatus around the country, and strongly indicates help from a third party, either a separate nation state—like Russia or China, or an extremely organized criminal organization.
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In the times of Aldrich Ames or Robert Hanssen, two of the most well-known spies recruited by Russian intelligence, the interactions between spies and their nation-state handlers were transactional and long-lasting.
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"The Decline of the Nation-State and the End of the Rights of Man", explores the tensions between "natural rights", or human rights which are supposedly inalienable, and "civil rights", which depend on citizenship.
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Critics of Mr Netanyahu's government, one of the most right-wing and religious in Israel's history, say the nation-state law is indicative of its efforts to make Israel less democratic and more illiberal.
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We now live in a world where in addition to having nation-state antagonists, and potential antagonists like Russia, and China, and Iran, and North Korea, we also have the problem of failed states.
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"We're going to increasingly have to deal with terrorists with no ties to any nation-state," Clinton says, noting he has been dealing with Al-Qaeda strikes in U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
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However, it is precisely the nature of the protective nation state that means that, despite his commendable efforts, Kingsley is not likely to change the course of European or U.S. realpolitik with his book.
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In this case, the problem is compounded by the fact that none of the particular practices is particularly effective at evading a major nation-state adversary, which I will explore below, item by item.
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F-Secure say the targets may suggest a nation state with interest in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus, but the company also found links between the group's infrastructure and websites selling controlled substances.
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In the shadow of the mother of Parliaments, many of these dangerous supra-nationalists had arrived with the flag of a foreign power who they wanted to see dominate our newly sovereign nation-state.
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After all, if you're a nation-state or otherwise highly resourced adversary preparing targeted attacks on infrastructure to cause the most damage to the U.S. economy or military, that's what you're going to do.
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Responding to questions from Hurd, Richard Barger, the chief intelligence officer at the security firm ThreatConnect, argued that hackers sophisticated enough to carry out the hack would likely be backed by a nation-state.
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Much of the discussion of nation-state competition in artificial intelligence (AI) focuses on relatively easily quantifiable phenomena including funding, technological advances, access to data and computational power, and the speed of AI industrialization.
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European leaders should take inspiration from Mr. Cooper and stamp OBE not only on the aspiration for some 19th-century-styled sovereign, liberal nation state, but also on any fantasy of 1980s-style federalism.
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"There is, to the extent there can be in Libya, a fair amount of agreement that ISIL poses a threat to Libya as a nation state," he added, using an alternate acronym for ISIS.
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The cyber firm commissioned a survey of senior federal IT managers at the start of the year, finding that respondents singled out application vulnerabilities, nation-state attacks and malware as the top security threats.
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But it would put them in an entirely different league altogether, he said, if it turns out they were active at a time when there was very little other nation-state hacking going on.
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Because of the small key size, anyone monitoring the traffic of a user—perhaps a hacker in a cafe on the same network or a nation state intercepting communications—could easily decrypt the data.
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The history of the EU is not, as supporters and detractors sometimes suggest, a Whiggish march towards ever-closer union, marked by a steady accretion of powers and a withering of the nation-state.
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Obama was speaking at an event in Chicago where mayors from around the world signed on to a charter that looked to emulate the Paris agreement from a city rather than nation-state level.
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To organize globalization in a fairer way, into one a system at least resembles the balances of the old nation state, is both a demanding and a highly demanded task for Social Democracy today.
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Graham prodded Wray to tell the assembled senators that "any threat or effort to interfere with our elections from any nation-state, or any non-state actor" ought to be reported to the FBI.
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It was already a stormy time for Arab citizens of Israel, who were jolted last year by passage of a basic law formally declaring their country the nation-state of the Jewish people alone.
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The bulk hacking of as many as 90 members of the British House Of Commons was reportedly conducted by either hobbyist or private sector hackers instead of a nation state, as some previously suggested.
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The Confederate Battle Flag represents a form of government and what would have become a nation state that supported, and in fact even promoted, the oppression of human beings through human bondage and slavery.
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The government is left without a leader at the helm to help implement security policies and practices and ensure that the United States' cyber infrastructure is protected from nation-state and other malicious actors.
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Mr. Ledgett said on Tuesday that large companies and banks might be fundamentally outmatched by nation-state cyberattackers and suggested that the United States government needed to do more to help bolster their defenses.
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"It is important that we all — governments and private sector — are increasingly transparent about nation-state attacks and efforts to disrupt democratic processes," said Tom Burt, Microsoft's vice president of customer security and trust.
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The accusation indicated that North Korea's hackers appeared willing to go after targets — a bank in a developing economy hardly considered a big player in international politics — not normally associated with nation-state cyberattacks.
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"Our team considers them some of the best adversaries out of all the numerous nation-state, criminal and hacktivist/terrorist groups we encounter on a daily basis," CrowdStrike said in a report detailing breach.
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"I believe in nation-state democracy, I believe in controlling borders, I believe we've got to confront the threat of Islamic terrorism, and President-elect Trump believes in very much the same thing," he said.
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What's publicly referred to as a "breach" of an energy utility could range from something barely more sophisticated than a typical malware infection to a nation-state-funded moonshot months or years in the making.
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"It's only a matter of time, if we don't have coordinated national action, until a major US election is disrupted, or even its outcome changed, by a foreign nation-state in a cyberattack," he said.
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Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria -- all of which have substantial Kurdish populations -- have attempted to erase Kurdish identity, with varying levels of brutality, fearful of losing territory to a possible future nation-state of Kurdistan.
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The nation state is back: "Time to reject the ideological templates provided by the socialist left and the libertarian right and to embrace a new centre ground in which government steps up," Mrs May declared.
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"EternalBlue, which was previously only used by nation state actors, is now becoming much more commonplace in malware leveraged by your average cybercriminal," Bryan York, director of services at CrowdStrike, told me on the phone.
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Instead, he seems guided by "America First" instincts and hunches that put the interests of the nation-state first, to be advanced globally through the leverage of maximum demands and pressures short of military action.
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By contrast, the United States, following the experience of Europe after the Treaty of Westphalia gave birth to the nation-state, has managed its international relations by seeking a global balance of power among states.
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He was a trained classicist, not an economist (just like Boris Johnson, the current foreign secretary) and for Powell the survival and nourishing of the nation-state was the most important duty of a statesman.
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Nobody is quite sure just how much cyber-havoc could be caused by a determined nation state, says Mr Crowcroft, largely because there has yet to be a full-scale war between high-tech powers.
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The NFL has constructed a fantasy of itself as a patriotic nation state governed by warrior virtue, entrepreneurial courage, and the crisp, cold-filtered taste of Coors Light, when the reality is much more hollow.
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One is there is not an Internet‑connected device now that is fundamentally safe from a dedicated either nation state or sophisticated, organized criminal group who wants to get in a so‑called persistent threat.
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Screenshot: FacebookLike many people, I don't use Facebook a lot these days, but when I idly visited the world's largest digital nation-state this afternoon, I had an odd realization: Wow, it looks like ass.
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What's more, the investigation directly impinges on Trump's ability to be as effective as possible in dealing with Russia, a pivotal nation state in a number of military and diplomatic fronts, from Ukraine to Syria.
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