GCHQ steps up strategy to combat cyber-attacks
Thursday Jun 25, 2009
Some more money for GCHQ as part of the war on Cyber crime.
Sounds like Solaris Trusted Extensions (or just normal Solaris) should have a part to play here. It is good to be proactive, but sounds no where near as exciting as "offensive Cyber Weapons".
Maybe something along the lines adding a header to each email suggesting that the parents of the intended recipient were siblings, or do they mean something else by "offensive Cyber Weapons".
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