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Two things...
1. Anything that has military, economic or administrative significance becomes fair game in shooting wars, therefore, it doesn't surprize me that countries would be prepared to wage cyber-warfare.

2. The alleged admission to the DDoS attacks covered in the story is probably designed to inform Russia's strategic foes about Russian capability in this area. This is quite similar to the anti-satellite tests conducted by China a year and a half ago or so.

I'd say Russia DDoS-ing Estonia is par-for-the-course in the Information Age.
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Two things...  khawaja.umar.farooq@... | 03/09/09
Just because we dont hear...  Marty R. Milette | 03/09/09
RE: Russia kinda-sorta owns up to Estonia cyberwar  WaffaDrunker | 03/09/09
RE: Russia kinda-sorta owns up to Estonia cyberwar  vilppuu@... | 03/10/09
Wasn't the RBN behind this?  gildedlink | 03/10/09
RBN could still be the civilian gunslinger  wellduh | 03/10/09
LOL- Slanted beep beep  wellduh | 03/10/09
Militia vs Formal Military capabilities  wellduh | 03/10/09

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