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When Shadows Write the Future of Cybersecurity
How the BRICKSTORM Espionage Campaign Exposes a New Era of Invisible Conflict
Devona Green Jordan
September 24, 2025
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Interesting Tech Fact:
In 1998, a little-known incident called Solar Sunrise marked one of the earliest coordinated network breaches against U.S. military systems. Initially believed to be the work of foreign adversaries, it was later revealed that two California teenagers, with guidance from an Israeli hacker, had exploited weak Solaris operating system vulnerabilities to penetrate dozens of Department of Defense networks. The breach stunned officials, exposing how outdated patches and misconfigurations could compromise national security. Though rarely remembered, Solar Sunrise reshaped how governments approached incident response and cybersecurity readiness.
