Laith Alkhouri

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Laith Alkhouri @MENAanalyst

We're concerned w/ 3 scenarios: 1) state actors infiltrating & scapegoating non-state actors supportive of terror groups, 2) learning curve of non-state actors who try rubbing shoulders w/ hackers-for-hire (i.e. in DarkWeb) or who might purchase hacking tools, malware, etc. 11/x — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 20, 2021

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Laith Alkhouri @MENAanalyst

Yet, it is important to highlight that with global cyber warfare, we experience sophisticated attacks largely by nation-state actors — who remain the main players in the market. Others are independent groups (i.e. Anonymous) who carry their own agendas. 10/x — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 20, 2021

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The 3rd, we have to take into consideration financially-motivated cyber actors w/o political motives. If/when pro ISIS folks launch spamming or carding attacks, where does the policy stand in regards to charges, especially when motivation is unknown? 12/x — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 20, 2021