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188263
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The information age has transformed society by allowing people to interact digitally, yet it enables motivated actors to use mass influence to further their political objectives. The struggle against disinformation requires an appreciation of how a disinformation effect can be achieved in order to counter it. We consider the nature of disinformation and its use in the hybrid warfare domain, before examining the problem through frames of planning approach, truth theory, systems thinking, and military strategy. These approaches are informative in developing counter-strategies and we specifically identify the concept of kill chains as a useful framework to assist in the disinformation challenge.
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128014
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2014.
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An unprecedented level of complexity arising from simultaneous competition,
cooperation, mutual checks and mutual dependency among nations, marks today's
global security environment. This complex interplay of contradictory patterns of
relations makes it extremely difficult for any single nation, even if it were the
world's superpower, the United States, to determine a course of action proactively.
Despite the geopolitically strategic location it occupies, South Korea is no exception-
a result of the inherent limitations to the makeup of its national strength and the
constant threats it faces from the North. Security and defense are therefore areas
of utmost attention for not only a scholar such as the author, but for all Koreans.
The intention in writing this paper is to delineate the anguish and struggles Koreans
are experiencing in trying to overcome internal and external security challenges,
and also explain their resolve for the future.
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