| Foreword to the New Edition | ix |
| Introduction | xii |
| Acknowledgments | xiii |
| Chapter 1 | Cyberwar and You | 1 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 1 |
| Good News, Bad News | 2 |
| Bringing the War Home | 5 |
| Let's Just Do It | 6 |
| The Bad Guys and What They Do | 7 |
| Cyberwar | 10 |
| The Major Unknown | 13 |
| The Most Likely Cyberwars | 14 |
| The Usual Suspects | 15 |
| What Can Be Done? | 17 |
| Chapter 2 | Where Cyberwar Came From | 19 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 19 |
| Alexander the Cyberwarrior | 21 |
| Khan of the Information Warriors | 26 |
| Edward the Great Communicator | 27 |
| Electric Warfare | 29 |
| Where the World Wide Web, and All Our Problems, Came From | 31 |
| The Dark Side | 38 |
| Chapter 3 | The Internet: Built to Be Nuked | 45 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 45 |
| Packet Switching Takes You Anywhere | 46 |
| DNS and the Root Servers | 48 |
| E-mail Takes Over ARPANET | 48 |
| Saved by an Open-Source Apache | 49 |
| Insecurity Included | 51 |
| ARPANET Breaks Free | 54 |
| The World Wide Web Tidal Wave | 57 |
| Chapter 4 | Cyberwars Past | 60 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 60 |
| The Largest Cyberwar Ever | 61 |
| Cyberwar Case Studies | 68 |
| Kosovo Capers | 70 |
| Electronic Warfare over the Balkans | 72 |
| The Keys Report | 72 |
| The Balkans Syndrome | 74 |
| The Y2K Scare | 76 |
| Code Red from China | 79 |
| Chapter 5 | Cyberwars Present and Future | 82 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 82 |
| Cyberwar Is Already Here | 83 |
| Cyber Attacks on the U.S. Defense Department | 84 |
| Going After the Big Guy | 87 |
| The Internet Goes to War | 89 |
| The Threat from the East | 90 |
| Doomsday Via the Internet | 91 |
| Electronic Guerillas from China | 91 |
| Iraq's Starving Cyberwarriors | 94 |
| Loose Links Sink Ships | 95 |
| National Infrastructure Assurance Council (NIAC) | 96 |
| Patriotic Hackers | 97 |
| Afghanistan | 98 |
| Al Qaeda Web Assets Attacked Before the War | 99 |
| Run Over by the Internet | 100 |
| Chapter 6 | Information War | 103 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 103 |
| Information Is Fundamental | 104 |
| Deceptions | 106 |
| Psychotic Victims of Cyberwar | 108 |
| Information War and PAO Competence | 110 |
| Information War for More Money | 110 |
| Reading Other People's Mail | 111 |
| Internal Information War | 114 |
| The Television Information War | 115 |
| MTV Generation | 117 |
| News from Far Away | 118 |
| It Pays to Advertise | 120 |
| The Spin Game | 120 |
| Chasing Headlines | 122 |
| Rumor War | 123 |
| Virtual Peacekeeping | 125 |
| The Future of Information War | 127 |
| Chapter 7 | Hackers, Sysadmins, and Codewarriors | 131 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 131 |
| Who Are the Hackers, Sysadmins, and Codewarriors? | 132 |
| NSA No Geek Magnet | 136 |
| Clueless Criminal Management | 137 |
| Tell It to the Judge | 137 |
| Reserve Cyberwarriors | 138 |
| Simulated Media | 139 |
| The Dark Side of Military Web Use | 140 |
| Hacking Without a Computer | 142 |
| Chapter 8 | The Cyberwarriors | 144 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 144 |
| Will Cyberwar Work? | 146 |
| Information War Then and Now | 147 |
| The Gulf War, the First Information War | 151 |
| Peacetime Information War | 152 |
| The United States Cyberwar Command | 153 |
| Cybewarfare Units Around the World | 156 |
| Mysterious China Catches Up with Its Past | 161 |
| The FBI and the National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) | 163 |
| The Missing Cyberwarriors | 166 |
| Web Risk Assessment Team | 167 |
| The Cybermilitia | 168 |
| What Cyberwar Will Look Like | 170 |
| Chapter 9 | The Cyberwarrior's Weapons and Tools | 175 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 175 |
| The Cyberwarrior's Toolbox | 176 |
| Tools and Techniques of SPAA (Scan, Probe, Analyze, Attack) | 179 |
| SIPRNET and the Threat | 182 |
| Data Mining, OLAP, and Brushing | 185 |
| Wiretaps and Information Warfare | 188 |
| The Faster Cyberwarrior Wins | 192 |
| The Battlefield Internet | 193 |
| Full Color and Guided by Satellite | 199 |
| AirNet and Information from Above | 202 |
| Military Chat | 203 |
| Missile Masters on the Battlefield Internet | 204 |
| Chapter 10 | The Enemy: Black Hats, Script Kiddies, and Crackers | 207 |
| Technical Terms You Might Not Recognize in This Chapter | 207 |
| Black-Hat Hackers | 208 |
| Patterns of Attack | 212 |
| Black Hats and Honey Pots | 213 |
| Cybercrimes and Cyberterrorism | 215 |
| Cybercriminals | 219 |
| Common Internet Fraud Schemes | 221 |
| The Year of the DDOS Zombie | 224 |
| The Feds Get on the Case | 228 |
| Rampaging Vulnerabilities | 234 |
| The Dark Side's Superhighway | 239 |
| Spare a Few Viruses? | 240 |
| Microsoft the Patriot | 242 |
| Chapter 11 | Surviving Cyberwar | 244 |
| Malicious Microsoft | 244 |
| The Invisible Internet | 248 |
| Playing Defense | 249 |
| Sneaky Spiders | 254 |
| Adware | 255 |
| Ancient Hardware | 256 |
| New Solutions | 257 |
| Important Things to Do | 258 |
| For Cable Modem or DSL Users | 262 |
| Unix/Linux Users | 263 |
| Don't Worry, Be Happy | 264 |
| Appendices | 265 |
| U.S. Air Force and Cyberwarfare | 265 |
| NIPC (National Infrastructure Protection Center) | 275 |
| Glossary | 281 |
| Index | 291 |