War in Afghanistan enters cyberspace
The war in Afghanistan entered cyberspace on Wednesday when the tech-savvy Taleban said their phones, e-mail and website had been hacked to spread a false report that the movement's spiritual leader, Mulla Omar, was dead.
In a bid to improve intelligence on the resurgent Taliban and find ways to reverse a series of unsettling trends, the CIA is greatly expanding its presence in the war-torn Afghanistan, which will make agency's station there among the largest in its history.