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: The Faculty LoungeComputer Terrorism and the Laws of War
By Jacqueline Lipton
A colleague of mine today raised an interesting question to which I don't know the answer. He wondered if anyone was writing on the parallels between cyber-terrorism and the laws of war. He was thinking specifically about situations where a remote cyber-attack effectively brings down the infrastructure in a target country (eg hospitals, schools etc). Does anyone know of any work that brings together the fields of, say, International Humanitarian Law on the one hand, and Cybercrime on the other?
Full post as published by The Faculty Lounge on August 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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