Building DDoS bandwidth capacity for offensive cyber warfare operations may seem rational, but this departamental cyber warfare approach would never manage to match the capabilities of the self-mobilizing hacktivist crowd :
"Where’s the enemy, and where’s the enemy’s communications and network infrastructure at the first place? It’s both nowhere, and everywhere, and you cannot DDoS “everywhere”, and even if you waste a decade building up the capability to DDoS everywhere, your adaptive enemy will undermine the resources, time and money you’ve put into the process by avoiding outside-to-inside attacks, and DDoS your infrastructure from inside-to-inside."
Here are related comments on how unnecessary the whole idea is at the first place.
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
A Botnet of U.S Military Hosts
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