INFORMATIONS KRIGET
Information Warfare is defined by:
Actions taken to achieve information superiority by affecting adversary information, information based processes,
and information systems, while defending ones own information, information based processes and information
systems.

An introduction toInformation Warfare
Information Warfare(Linköping University)
INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCED STUDY OF INFORMATION WARFARE (IASIW)
A Theory of Information Warfare: Preparing For 2020 (Colonel Richard Szafranski, USAF)
What is Information Warfare?
Information Warfare ". . . the struggle for power changes when knowledge about knowledge becomes the prime source of power." -- Alvin Toffler
Air Intelligence Agency - facing the challenges of Information Warfare
Cybercrime, Infowar, and Infosecurity
A Guide to Information Warfare
Information War and Cyberspace Security
REPORT OF THE DEFENSE SCIENCE BOARD TASK FORCE ON INFORMATION WARFARE - DEFENSE (IW-D)
Information Warfare Documents
INFORMATION WARFARE (Prof George J. Stein, AWC)
The Information Warfare Researsch Center
Information Warfare-Protect Systems Engineering Division (Code 72)
Infowar.com
Infowar Slides
MS. GUIDANCE : CYBERWAR
Information Warfare (RST)
School of Information Warfare and Strategy
Information Warfare: Information Warfare and its Importanc
TECHNOLOGY FOR 21ST CENTURY WARFAR
Computer Virus Information
F-Secure Cryptography Products
The Information Warfare Division,som finns vid Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division in Point Mugu, CA.
IASIW, INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCED STUDY OF INFORMATION WARFARE
Journal of Electronic Defense
Intelligence and CounterIntelligence
Who's Watching Who & Who's Watching YOU pager
Class III Information Warfare: Has It Begun?
Phrack Magazine Web Page
Computer Security Institute
Propaganda
Dr Solomon’s Virussida
What is Information Warfare?

GLOSSARY OF INFORMATION WARFARE TERMS

AIA: Air Intelligence Agency at Kelly Air Force Base.
AFIWC: Air Force Information Warfare Center
C2W: Command-and-control warfare. Command systems, rather than commanders, are the chief target, as in Persian Gulf War.
C4I: Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence
Copernicus: The code-name under which the Navy plans to reformulate its command and control structures in response to the realization that information is a weapon. Through Copernicus warfighters will get the information that they need to make tactical decisions. The architecture of Copernicus was designed by Vice Admiral Jerry O. Tuttle.
DES: Data Encryption Standard
DISA: Defense Information Security Administration. Military organization charged with resposibility to provide information systems support to fighting units.
DoD: Department of Defense.
van Eck monitoring: Monitoring the activity of a computer or other electronic equipment by detecting low levels of electromagnetic emissions from the device. Named after Dr. Wim van Eck who published on the topic in 1985.
EMP/T Bomb: A device similar to a HERF Gun but many times more powerful.
EW: Electronic warfare.
GCCS: Global Command and Control System.
HERF: High Energy Radio Frequency. As in HERF gun: a device that can disrupt the normal operation of digital equipment such as computers and navigational equipment by directing HERF emissions at them.
IBW: Intelligence-based warfare
NAIC: National Air Intelligence Center at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
INFOSEC: Protection of classified information that is stored on computers or transmitted by radio, telephone teletype, or any other means.
IW/C2W: Information warfare/command and control warfare
JC2WC: The Joint Command and Control Warfare Center.
NSA: National Security Agency. This agency is charged with the tasks of exploiting foreign electromagnetic signals and protecting the electronic information critical to U. S. national security.
RMA: Revolution in Military Affairs. The realization by the military that information, and information technologies must be considered as a weapon in achieving national objectives via military activity.
SIGINT: The interception and analysis of electromagnetic signals
TEMPEST: Military code-name for activities related to van Eck monitoring, and technology to defend against such monitoring.