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| Britain is ready to attack enemy countries electronically |
A report issued by the British Guardian newspaper indicates that Britain is preparing to officially announce the National Network Group (NCF) earlier this year, which may target hostile countries, terrorists and organized crime groups.
After months of disagreement between the Ministry of Defense and Government Communications (GCHQ) over the details of the British National Network, the group run by the Ministry of Defense and Government Communications will be the first in Britain to target hostile foreign opponents who organize the hostilities.
We are keen to see Britain as an electronic power that can disrupt hostile countries targeting satellite networks, mobile phones and computers, and is trying to eliminate the communications networks used by terrorist groups.
The UK national internet team consists of about 500 pirates, a joint initiative between the Ministry of Defense and Government Communications headquarters. Employees announced that they will also combine some of the existing jobs to develop new ones.
However, officials hesitated to reveal the details, arguing that most of the activities of the British National Grid group should remain secret and that the identity of the group leader should not be publicly disclosed, with earlier speculation that an inaccurate woman would be.
Experts say the lack of clarity makes it difficult to discuss the appropriate boundaries of cyber war in democratic countries, as well as the quality of attack or sabotage measures that cannot be considered legitimate, especially in their work, of strong military importance.
James Sullivan, director of the Institute of Electronics at the Royal Institute for Security and Defense Services, said: "There is very little public debate about the purpose and ethics of the British offensive racial group, the conditions of use and the nature of the acceptable effect."
Rare reports of piracy in the UK are rare. Jeremy Fleming, Director of Government Communication Headquarters (GCHQ), launched a massive online offensive campaign against the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in 2018. The campaign successfully halted propaganda that affected their ability to coordinate attacks.
The United Kingdom is behind in its efforts and the United States is beginning to recognize its advanced capabilities of cyberattack. US National Security Adviser John Bolton admitted last summer that Washington was expanding after President Donald Trump eased the restrictions.
Although US Internet leaders have interfered with a process known as industrial theology on the server of the Russian Internet Research Agency, the United States has rarely recognized pirate attacks to prevent the Kremlin's frankness from interfering in the 2018 midterm elections in the United States.
The first year will invest approximately £ 76 million in the National Cyber Group in the UK, which works with the National Cyber Security Center (NCSC), which focuses on cyber defense activities to protect departments and strategic and industrial infrastructure.