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To: Parmenio

Other articles have said that the Iranian High Command is in a panic, waiting for a U.S. attack, and that the Expensive Russian Anti-Aircraft equipment is now useless...

It also explains the sudden Iranian drive to push thier nukes DEEP underground...

“Aviation Week reckons the success of the attack might be down to use of the “Suter” airborne network attack system. The technology, was developed by BAE Systems and integrated into US unmanned aircraft by L-3 Communications, according to unnamed US aerospace industry and retired military officials questioned by Aviation Week.

Instead of jamming radar signals, Suter uses a more sophisticated approach of “hacking” into enemy defences.

“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,” Aviation Week explains. “The process involves locating enemy emitters with great precision and then directing data streams into them that can include false targets and misleading message algorithms.”


22 posted on 10/04/2007 9:59:53 AM PDT by tcrlaf (You can lead a Liberal to LOGIC, but you can't make it THINK)
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Cool!


46 posted on 10/04/2007 10:16:04 AM PDT by visualops (artlife.us)
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To: tcrlaf
“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,” Aviation Week explains. “The process involves locating enemy emitters with great precision and then directing data streams into them that can include false targets and misleading message algorithms.”

How cool is that?

47 posted on 10/04/2007 10:17:57 AM PDT by Recovering Hermit ("A liberal feels a great debt to his fellow man, which debt he proposes to pay off with your money.")
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To: tcrlaf
“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,” Aviation Week explains. “The process involves locating enemy emitters with great precision and then directing data streams into them that can include false targets and misleading message algorithms.”

Wow. This almost sounds like they could get them to bomb themselves.

98 posted on 10/04/2007 11:07:01 AM PDT by DejaJude
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To: tcrlaf

Having your radar system suddenly go “dark” is in itself a warning of impending attack. To have your radar defenses hacked and manipulated, keeps you in the warm fuzzy zone (that all is well). By the time you learn of the raid, the attackers are gone, and you are left wondering just what happened. Sounds like a great weapons system.


315 posted on 10/05/2007 9:20:33 AM PDT by twntaipan (To say someone is a liar and a Democrat is to be redundant.)
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