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1 is not strictly true. A nation harbouring actors like this has a duty to intervene or they could be deemed responsible. For anyone with time on their hands,
by entropyie 5y ago
1 is not strictly true.
A nation harbouring actors like this has a duty to intervene or they could be deemed responsible.
For anyone with time on their hands, the "Talinn Manual" has a lot of detail on this:
https://www.kobo.com/ie/en/ebook/tallinn-manual-2-0-on-the-international-law-applicable-to-cyber-operations https://www.kobo.com/ie/en/ebook/tallinn-manual-2-0-on-the-i...
- WJW 5y agoKinda fair, but "duty to intervene" is heckin' vague. A nation can easily claim to have tried but failed. In any case, with all due respect to the Irish military I don't think they are quite up to invading any of the usual suspects when it comes to harboring extensive cyber operations.