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Verizon: Cyber-Espionage Report
Computer Fraud & Security, 2020Spying is getting easier all the time. Meetings with ‘assets’ on shady corners in exotic locations is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Spies accustomed to operating in the shadows can now remain in the comfort of their brightly lit, air-conditioned offices and simply crack open their laptops. Everything is available on the Internet.
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Cyber Espionage and International Law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013The place of espionage under international law is an uneasy one. Many look to state practice, and conclude that acts of espionage must surely be legal because so many states spy on one another.1 Others say that sending spies in to the territory of another state breaches the norm of territorial and sovereign integrity, and therefore acts of espionage ...
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The cyber espionage crimes in the Jordanian law
International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2022Hamzeh Abu Issa, Abdullah Alkhseilat
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An Analysis of Cyber Espionage Process
Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, 2022Jhonattan J Barriga, Richard Rivera
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Cyber-espionage in International Law
Le cyber-espionnage en Droit international Les Etats s’espionnent depuis des siècles, soulevant des tensions. Toutefois, une régulation expresse ne peut être trouvée que dans le droit des conflits armés. Alors que les espions peuvent être capturés et punis, il est paradoxalement admis que leur envoi en temps de guerre n’est pas ...openaire +1 more source