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August 18, 2016Case StudyBy David Swan

WRITTEN BY

David Swan

Executive Vice President, Defence Intelligence Group

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Defining Intelligence

The Potential Threat from Gaming Networks

Recently there has been mainstream media reporting that NSA had ‘hacked’ gamers networks. Some of the reports I reviewed seemed to have a sub text of “are you kidding?” or “is this for real?”. A weekly podcast I listen to, scoffed at the idea of NSA monitoring ‘World of Warcraft’ and asked why anyone would spend time in a world of 12 year olds. From the attackers perspective, these networks have huge potential: for identities, money, for communications, and a lot more. This report outlines the potential threat in gamers networks from the perspective of terrorist and criminal hackers

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David Swan is a recognized subject matter expert in Intelligence. He provides Cyber-Intelligence to the CSCSS executive as well speaking and blogging on intelligence issues. He has authored reports and case studies on cybersecurity, and the relationship to cyber intelligence on the global stages. He has published papers published that include attack analysis, intelligence updates and GeoPolitical analysis.

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