Cyber Warfare

Cyber warfare refers to the use of digital attacks by nations or groups to disrupt, degrade, or destroy information systems, networks, and infrastructure of adversaries. In military history, this creates a new battleground where traditional combat is complemented or replaced by cyber tactics, targeting critical systems like communications, financial institutions, or power grids. It can involve hacking, data breaches, or the deployment of malware. The implications are profound, as attacks can cause chaos without physical confrontation, influencing military operations, civilian life, and national security. As technology evolves, cyber warfare becomes increasingly integral to modern military strategy.