Supercomputer will provide cyber attacks

On the phone series "Person of Interest", The" Machine "is at the center of the plot: one supercomputer connected to the entire network of security cameras, etc., which can collect and analyze the data of human activity, predicting terrorist and criminal actions.

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In a similar context, a competition is underway by the US intelligence services, with the aim of developing software that will be able to analyze publicly available data and the network activity of a specific organization to identify patterns that indicate an imminent cyber attack./ charisma.

As stated in a related DefenseOne publication, IBM is particularly interested in the program CAUSE (Cyber-attack Automated Unconventional Sensor Environment), presenting a basic approach at the end of January.

These plans include a four-year "race" to develop a completely new way of detecting cyber-attacks, hours and weeks earlier than current systems, in accordance with IARPA (Intelligence Advanced Research Activity).

Ta program's systems will calculate when an attacker might try to breach one or install malicious code, while they will also predict when an attacker might potentially “flood” a network with false Denial of Service traffic.

Such systems have been used to predict the spread of Ebola, as well as other illnesses or political turmoil. However, they are also considered to be used to predict cyber attacks.

Approximately 150 participants appeared in the event in January. As reported in the report, it will not be a "high-precision" science, as there will surely be false alarms - and human assistance will always be required. The aim is not to replace the analysts, but to reduce the size of the "barn" to which the "flea" is being sought.

Source: naftemporiki.gr

 

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