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Ukraine at D+91: All combat is local.
What to make of the current military situation in the Donbas. And how many kinds of infantry does an army need?
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May 25, 2022
Ukraine at D+90: Steeling Russians for a long war.
Russia pushes hard in the Donbas and tightens its blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea ports. Russian media steel the public for a long (but ultimately victorious) war as they ramp up official denials of any legitimate Ukrainian national identity. Chinese cyber espionage operations appear to continue against Russian targets. And Ukraine gets propaganda advice from the Lincoln Project: don't demonize Putin; razz him.
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May 24, 2022
Ukraine at D+89: Russian disinformation and cyber reconnaissance.
Russian leaders say all is going according to plan (and that the root cause of the crisis is an Anglo-American plot centuries in preparation), but some signs of internal dissent may be surfacing in Russia. Disinformation efforts continue, and some FSB reconnaissance is detected in Austrian and Estonian networks.
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May 23, 2022
Ukraine at D+88: Disinformation, old- and new-school.
Amid continuing high losses, Russia continues its firepower intensive war. Moscow complains of being a victim of sanctions and cyberattacks, and Russia maintains its mix of old- and new-school propaganda, from loudspeakers and posters stapled to telephone poles, to botnets adapted to tuning campaigns of coordinated inauthenticity.
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May 23, 2022
Software Defined Perimeter (SDP): A Rick the Toolman episode.
This Rick the Toolman episode discusses the current state of Software Defined Perimeter (SDP).
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May 20, 2022
Ukraine at D+85: Russian attempts to reconstitute its forces, under pressure.
Russian forces appear to attempting to consolidate their positions in the Donbas and along the Azov coast while their government seeks to reconstitute the units that have taken severe personnel and equipment losses during the invasion of Ukraine. Cyber phases of the war continue to concentrate on disinformation and nuisance-level attacks, many of these conducted by nominal hacktivists.
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