Cyber Warfare and International Law
Cyber Security and International Law
... out cyber attacks and cyber warfare, cyber threats represent one of the main challenges for the international and national ...examine international legal aspects of cyber ...
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The Law of Cyber Peace
... of international law to the cause of enhancing global ...leveraging international humanitarian law to regulate the conduct of cyber ...a cyber attack to cross the armed-attack ...
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The Role of Counterterrorism Law in Shaping ad Bellum Norms for Cyber Warfare
... some cyber war settings, the still-evolving counterterrorism law could provide the international law corpus with new norms that account for the unique qualities and challenges of ...defensive ...
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Artificial intelligence within the military domain and cyber warfare
... of international law and generally “insupportable as a matter of law, policy, and operational good sense” (Schmitt, ...in warfare should be guided by an international dialogue between ...
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Cyber War and International Law: Concluding Remarks at the 2012 Naval War College International Law Conference
... Well, cyber warfare lends impoverished countries—ones possessing no aircraft car- riers, no F-15s or 16s, and no cruise missiles—the opportunity of level- ing the ...
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Cyber War and International Law: Does the International Legal Process Constitute a Threat to U.S. Vital Interests?
... current international law, specifically the jus ad bellum and the jus in bello, as well as an analysis of whether traditional forms of espionage or the emerging practice of cyber espionage are ...
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Methods and Means of Cyber Warfare
... to cyber weapons that will make the giving of weapons law advice at the development or procurement stage difficult to ...A cyber weapon may at that point be so generic in nature that the giving of ...
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Cyber Warfare: Implications for Non-International Armed Conflicts
... and cyber warfare remain the subject of some ...military cyber capabilities that non-State actors currently have, or may develop, is ...that cyber at- tacks by a non-State actor could alone ...
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Cyber Warfare and the Status of Anonymous under International Humanitarian Law
... cyberspace cyber- attacks occur at lightening speed where malicious cyber operations can be conceived, the necessary tools acquired, the target identified, the act executed, and the operation terminated ...
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CYBER WARFARE: IS DETERRENCE AN OPTION?
... know the origin or number of hackers involved and the Deputy Secretary of Defense, John Hamre, informed President Clinton that the attacks were suspected to have been planned by operatives in Iraq in response to the ...
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The Law of Armed Conflict's "Wicked" Problem: Levee en Masse in Cyber Warfare
... 50. Despite the obvious significance of distinguishing between combatants and civil- ians on the battlefield, the Geneva Conventions do not define the term “civilians.” How- ever, the Commentary to Additional Protocol I ...
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Classification of Cyber Capabilities and Operations as Weapons, Means, or Methods of Warfare
... other international agreements, civilians and combatants remain under the protection and author- ity of the principles of international law derived from established custom, from the princi- ples of ...
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Cyber Warfare: A New Hullaballoo under International Humanitarian Law
... the law of war is based in large part on the provisions of the Geneva Conventions and their customary counterparts so that Some of the fundamental principles underlying law of war are the principle of ...
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Potential Cyber Warfare Capabilities of Major Technology Vendors *
... the cyber operations capabilities that can be obtained with the collaboration from technology vendors such as Microsoft, Apple, Intel and AMD, Dell and ...consider cyber operations collaboration with ...
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Technology and Law: The Evolution of Digital Warfare
... While these international law norms do not explicitly address information operations, information warfare, computer network attack, or other State activities in cyberspace, [r] ...
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"Virtual" Disenfranchisement: Cyber Election Meddling in the Grey Zones of International Law
... large, international law imposes no monetary threshold at which the financing of election activities in another State constitutes interference, even though as a practical matter foreign financing can ...
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Oceans Law, the Maritime Environment, and the Law of Naval Warfare
... Article 33 is tied to Article 303 of the Convention, which sets standards for archeological and historical objects found at sea.140 "Found at sea" seems to have a more co[r] ...
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Utilising journey mapping and crime scripting to combat cyber crime and cyber warfare attacks
... on cyber crime inventory and networks in non-ICT sectors” of the E-CRIME ...of law, criminology and information systems, reports published by think-tanks and law enforcement agencies as well as ...
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Privileging Asymmetric Warfare? Part I: Defender Duties under International Humanitarian Law
... 58: "The parties to the conflict shall, to the maximum extent feasible: (a) without prejudice to Article 49 of the Fourth Convention, endeavour to remove the [r] ...
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Privileging Asymmetric Warfare (Part II)?: The "Proportionality" Principle under International Humanitarian Law
... incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians, damage to civilian objects, or a combination thereof, which would be excessive in relation to the concrete and[r] ...
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