Monday, October 08, 2007

How Israel Got Past Syria's Russian Defenses

This is from Aviation Week:
U.S. aerospace industry and retired military officials indicated today that a technology like the U.S.-developed “Suter” airborne network attack system developed by BAE Systems and integrated into U.S. unmanned aircraft by L-3 Communications was used by the Israelis. The system has been used or at least tested operationally in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last year.

The technology allows users to invade communications networks, see what enemy sensors see and even take over as systems administrator so sensors can be manipulated into positions so that approaching aircraft can’t be seen, they say. The process involves locating enemy emitters with great precision and then directing data streams into them that can include false targets and misleading messages algorithms that allow a number of activities including control.
One of the commenters to this article questions its accuracy--since this goes way beyond jamming and sending false signals.
After all, what is described in the article is the sort of stuff you expect Israel to invent.

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