illuminatiscottTue, Sep 8, 2009 @bpwnes - I think we cannot overlook the role that cyberwarfare will play in the future. Between industrialized nations, a cyber attack would be far more effective than any physical attack; one well-placed virus or DOS strike could cripple the internet linchpins of a country's economy.
Nevertheless, I think undeveloped nations will increasingly resort to terrorist, guerrilla tactics while developed nations engaged in warfare with them will have to resort to diplomatic and economic means to end their sources of support. Just my opinion, though.
@bpwnes - I think we cannot overlook the role that cyberwarfare will play in the future. Between industrialized nations, a cyber attack would be far more effective than any physical attack; one well-placed virus or DOS strike could cripple the internet linchpins of a country's economy.
Nevertheless, I think undeveloped nations will increasingly resort to terrorist, guerrilla tactics while developed nations engaged in warfare with them will have to resort to diplomatic and economic means to end their sources of support. Just my opinion, though.