Analysis of 2011 Egyptian uprising reveals legal gaps in addressing cyber actions during non-international armed conflicts
Analysis of 2011 Egyptian uprising reveals legal gaps in addressing cyber actions during non-international armed conflicts
Warrantless Surveillance Violates Fourth Amendment, Legal Analysis Argues. Calls to Abandon ‘Foreign Intelligence Exception’ and Strengthen FISC Oversight
Illegally obtained data may be used to sway stocks and commodities; experts call for legal countermeasures
Current international frameworks leave nations vulnerable amid rising state-sponsored cyber attacks
Cyberattacks Challenge Traditional Warfare Laws, New Study Suggests
Ransomware Threatens Healthcare Industry, Experts Warn
Expert Argues existing laws fail to address ethical concerns and accountability in autonomous warfare
Analysis Finds current treaties fail to curb state-led cyber operations, leaving tech companies to play a key role
Brain-Computer Interfaces in Warfare Spark Legal Debate, Experts Find New technologies challenge existing laws as soldiers and weapons merge
Resilience in the Cyber Age: Lessons from Holocaust Survivors, Expert Argues fortitude and ethical use of technology are critical to safeguarding democracy
Complexities in defining “armed attack” and attributing cyber operations raise legal concerns
International laws fall short as cyber attacks evolve into tools of warfare, targeting critical sectors.
Cyber Warfare Payloads Could Manipulate Human Behavior, Study Suggests
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