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Cybercrime, Cyberterrorism and Cyberwarfare

Revue internationale de droit pénal, 2007
La taxonomie est essentielle pour faire face aux défis que posent le crime informatique et les phénomènes relatifs au terrorisme informatique et de la guerre informatique pour les systèmes législatifs, national et international. La taxonomie est essentielle parce qu'à moins que ceux qui sont chargés de rédiger et d'imposer des lois comprennent la ...
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Cyberwarfare

Abstract The African battlespace is evolving rapidly due to socio-economic factors, creating a complex and volatile environment for armed forces. Technological advancements are driving digital modernization, increasing the risk of multi-dimensional attacks and asymmetric warfare.
Jabu Mtsweni, Mphahlela Thaba
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Proportionality in CyberWarfare

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
In June 2010, a computer worm called Stuxnet was discovered. Soon it was revealed that Stuxnet was specifically designed to attack nuclear facilities in Iran. It is claimed that this cyber attack caused mass damage in nuclear facilities of Iran namely Natanz facility.
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Stuxnet: Dissecting a Cyberwarfare Weapon

IEEE Security and Privacy, 2011
Last year marked a turning point in the history of cybersecurity-the arrival of the first cyber warfare weapon ever, known as Stuxnet. Not only was Stuxnet much more complex than any other piece of malware seen before, it also followed a completely new approach that's no longer aligned with conven tional confidentiality, integrity, and availability ...
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Cyberwarfare and Cybersecurity

2021
Abstract Information warfare is part of the technology-based challenge by China and Russia to the post–World War II liberal order. Russia uses traditional and social media in a long-range, systematic, worldwide disinformation campaign to undermine Western democracies and alliances and the idea of objective truth.
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Cyberwarfare Concepts

2017
Ira Winkler, Araceli Treu Gomes
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Cyberinsecurity and Cyberwarfare

2015
This chapter seeks to define the term “cyberinsecurity” as the intersection of human fears and errors with user behaviour in a digital setting. Examining links between psychology and human-computer interaction, the author explores several case studies set against the context of cyber-authoritarianism in Asian countries and argues that any attempts to ...
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Criteria for Comparing Cyberwarfare Capability

2011
We are in cyber war age. New research tries are done in the area of concept, weapons, capability, and so on for cyber war. Most nations want to know the capability and vulnerable areas for preparing cyber war. In order to get this object, we selected criteria items for comparing nations’ cyberwar capability.
Hyung-Jun Seo, Yoon-Cheol Choy
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Hannibal at the gates: Cyberwarfare & the Solarwinds sunburst hack

Journal of Information Technology Teaching Cases, 2022
Pratim Milton Datta
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Cyberwarfare

2022
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