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Similarly, when I kill my neighbor I'm a "murderer", but when I kill my country's neighbors I'm a "soldier". Such distinctions are important. I would be carefu
by ender7 15y ago
Similarly, when I kill my neighbor I'm a "murderer", but when I kill my country's neighbors I'm a "soldier". Such distinctions are important.
I would be careful trying to equate hacking into Sony with hacking into Al-Qaeda.
- furyg3 15y agoIf you or your country did not follow established protocol and international law for killing your country's neighbors, you are both a "soldier" and a "murderer". Likewise, if MI6 defaces an online magazine without following established protocol as well as international law, they are engaging in "cyber-terrorism" in addition to "cyber-warfare". Such distinctions are important. :)
- Apocryphon 15y agoPerhaps there will be a Geneva Convention for cyberwarfare in the future. Though perhaps a different city for the international protocols to be signed in is in order.