Special operations for disruption of state 
and military control system

The aim of our research was basis of the analysis and research of the current state and trends of emergence and development of crisis situations syndromes to identify their general and specific features inherent in specific crisis situations syndromes at the place where they occurred, factors that influenced their formation and the manifestations they characterized by. Materials and methods - analysis and systematization of data on the complex impact of stress factors and other manifestations of crisis situations on subjects who find themselves in a zone of military conflict / man-made or natural disaster; formulation of new concepts, strategies and tactics for work in crisis situations. Results. Common and specific features of the known syndromes of wars are found. It is proved that, by common characteristics, all syndromes of wars can be combined into a single basic category - crisis situations syndrome, which is divided by specific features into specific crisis situations syndromes at the place where they occurred, under what factors they were formed and the manifestations they characterize. A classification of post-traumatic stress disorders as a component of crisis situations syndromes by the mechanisms of their formation and a model of their formation are provided. Definitions are formulated; crisis syndrome and hybrid war syndrome are described. A working table has been developed for analysts for the differential diagnostic of “Crisis Situation Syndromes”. Conclusions. The technology of objective diagnostic, treatment and prevention of PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) and hybrid war syndrome is proposed, which includes the identification of possible etiological factors affecting the formation of crisis states syndromes with differentiation of impact factors, the actual identification with the formation of a differentiated approach to treatment, and prevention development of "coaching" techniques. The technology is based on a comprehensive psychological and ophthalmologic examination. It has been established that the “hybrid war syndrome” is formed both among combatants and non-combatants, for the first time in it the cognitive defeat, both of individual subjects and social groups is fully manifested. In addition, for the first time, in relation to other crisis syndromes, there are social group symptoms, the formation of migratory symptoms, the formation of specific PTSDs, etc.

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“…Changes in the nature and characteristics of modern wars have a significant impact on the etiology of crisis situations syndromes [27,28].…”

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“…Generally, in modern conflicts, the achievement of the goal of aggression usually begins with non-force methods, mainly economic, political, diplomatic, informational, psychological, cybernetic, cognitive, etc. [28,35].…”

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Development and Implementation of a New Concept of Crisis Situations Syndrome: "Syndrome of a Hybrid War"

Danyk

Zborovska

2018

EUREKA: Health Sciences

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“…At the same time both hybrid warfare and migration as the separate phenomena are subject to careful scrutiny in numerous scholarly works (Hoffman, 2009;Murray & Mansoor, 2012;Mattis, 2005;McCuen, 2008, Gorbulin, 2017. The same goes for the forecast views of the modern military conflicts peculiarities and their possible nature (Danyk, Telelym, Chmeljov (2008, 2010 as well as the other aspects of our study such as the migrants, internally displaced people and refugees' problems and needs (IOM, 2018a;Crawford & Campbell, 2012;Gibney, Claire, McCann, 1996;Poznjak & Libanova, 2010), horizontal inequality within and between states (Gurr, 1970;Ostby, 2008, Stewart, 2010, the manipulation of social consciousness (Miller, 1946;Shiller, 1980;Kara-Murza, 2005;Bojko, 2010;Danyk & Gudz, 2015;Danyk & Permiakov, 2018). We also have to mention the publications devoted to the consequences of being in a war zone for the personality and consciousness of individuals (Lazebnaia, 1999;Akhmedova, 2004).…”

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Patterns of the Migration During the Hybrid Warfare and Its Conflictogenity

Pacek

Danyk

Семенкова

2019

TIS

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The population's tendency to protest or to get involved in conflict can be used as a method of hybrid warfare in a targeted country or region. Frustrations occur due to the actual or artificially contrived resentment in a community or among some population groups. The deterioration of social and economic conditions and the lack of opportunities to improve one's standard of living as well as the growing sense of danger or a real threat to life and security-all these elements have given rise to intensive migration processes in many regions of the world. Consequently, it is the main aspect of the modern world that needs being taken heed of. The influx of refugees and migrants settling down in the new areas cause the transformation of horizontal inequality among the migrants themselves and between migrants and locals. The intensification of migration processes stems from the peculiarities of the hybrid conflicts such as a powerful cognitive, informational and psychological influence, the use of different technologies including the manipulative ones. The possibility of managing migration processes and, to a certain extent the migrants' potential for conflict, is becoming the

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“…Attackers can use information warfare to prepare for cyberattacks. For example, they may collect confidential information or conduct social engineering to gain access to a system (Danyk et al, 2017;Sumets et al, 2022).…”

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Cybersecurity in the face of information warfare and cyberattacks

Kravchenko,

Veklych,

Krykhivskyi

et al. 2024

Multidiscip. Sci. J.

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Cybersecurity in the face of information warfare and cyberattacks in the modern world is one of the most critical issues of our time. Driven by the rapid development of technologies and digital transformation, threats to information security are becoming even more severe. Nowadays, almost every aspect of our lives, from personal data to critical infrastructure systems, is affected by cyberattacks. Information warfare has become a complex struggle where digital battles are integral to modern conflict. Countries, corporations, and even criminals fight for control over data and influence over critical systems. All this creates a situation where a defense against cyber threats is a top priority. The article aims to provide a detailed analysis and understanding of cyber threats' dynamics in the context of information warfare. It also highlights effective strategies and measures to ensure cybersecurity in such a challenging environment. The research methodology is based on comparing and analyzing information on real cyberattacks, studying the vulnerabilities of information systems, and developing strategies and technologies to counter cyber threats. The study employs both quantitative and qualitative methods, including statistical analysis and case studies. The results of the study revealed the main features of information warfare and their impact on cybersecurity globally and within specific organizations and states. Conflicting parties can use digital means to attack opponents, destroy their critical infrastructure, obtain secret information, or disrupt their operations. Information operations may use phishing and social engineering tactics to access essential resources or information. The organizations and states that find themselves at the epicenter of information warfare must carefully ensure the cybersecurity of their information resources.

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Special operations for disruption of state and military control system

Abstract: The article deals with the essence of special operations for implementation of destructive actions aimed at disruption of state and military control. Basic forms and methods of influence are described. The main ways of detection and response are proposed.

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Development and Implementation of a New Concept of Crisis Situations Syndrome: "Syndrome of a Hybrid War"

Development and Implementation of a New Concept of Crisis Situations Syndrome: "Syndrome of a Hybrid War"

Patterns of the Migration During the Hybrid Warfare and Its Conflictogenity

Cybersecurity in the face of information warfare and cyberattacks

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