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OK, you flip it around and say if you're Iran, are you happy with the US investigating and prosecuting the Stuxnet attack? I'm not saying I have answers, just

OK, you flip it around and say if you're Iran, are you happy with the US investigating and prosecuting the Stuxnet attack? I'm not saying I have answers, just that the blanket statement no extradition for computer crimes seems wrong (as most blanket statements are).

k-mcgrady 14y ago
That's not really what I meant. I phrased it incorrectly, forming my opinion as I wrote. I was trying to say that there should be specific rules that are followed in cases of computer crimes. Rules that should apply to all persons and that all countries should sign on to follow. I think this needs to be done because of the issues of jurisdiction. Treating everyone on a case by case basis is unfair and time consuming as this case showed. So you are right, a blanket statement of no extradition for computer crimes is wrong.