Marvin Ammori

The second part of NPR’s series on the Law of War in Cyberspace, focused on viewing the Internet as a weapon.

Jillian York over at ONI has a brief piece which features ONI’s Rob Faris discussing the evolution of content regulation on the Internet.

Agence France-Presse on the Japanese government’s suspicions that cyber attacks on government websites in the past week may have been conducted by Chinese hackers.

Robert McMillan on the growing speculation that the sophisticated Stuxnet worm  may have been specifically designed for critical targets within Iran.

Telecompaper reports on a deal Time Warner and Cablevision struck with the City of New York,  in which the two provide wi-fi access in city parks in exchange for the city renewing the companies’ franchises.

Kevin Coleman of Defense Tech reports on the use of a worm by Tariq ibn Ziyad, a “cyber jihad group,” to wreak havoc on several US companies last week.