Cyber attacks are being launched in order to overload or manipulate IS's communications. Reuters: Rick Wilking
Wall Street Journal: Pentagon Won’t Give Islamic State Clues on Cyber Strategy
‘I’m not interested in giving them any advantage,’ says Adm. Mike Rogers, head of U.S. Cyber Command
WASHINGTON—The Pentagon is being careful not to reveal the precise ways it is targeting Islamic State through the use of expanded cyber weaponry, concerned that any clues could help the terror network avoid future attacks.
Adm. Mike Rogers, head of U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, said Tuesday that the Pentagon’s use of computer tactics to confront Islamic State is part of its broader campaign to defeat the group. Speaking at Georgetown University, however, he wouldn’t say what those tactics are or what the impact has been.
“I’m not going to go into specifics of what we’re doing,” Adm. Rogers said. “We are working against an adaptive, agile opponent. I’m not interested in giving them any advantage.”
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