This article published in the Journal of Law & Cyber Warfare explores the nature of cyber espionage and its potential impact on U.S. markets.
The article argues that China’s cyber espionage activities may be driven, in part, by an intent to manipulate the U.S. stock and commodities markets through illegally obtained information. The author suggests that this economic warfare strategy could be addressed through legal means, such as enforcing existing laws against market manipulation and by utilizing data analytics to identify and investigate potential crimes.
The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the motivations behind cyber espionage and adapting legal and regulatory frameworks to address this evolving threat.
