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> Verifying the actual source of a hack is not necessarily easy, as far as I know. The Geneva convention says that combatants must be identifiable by uniform,
by dylan604 8mo ago
> Verifying the actual source of a hack is not necessarily easy, as far as I know.
The Geneva convention says that combatants must be identifiable by uniform, so we can just enforce that, right? /s
- type0 8mo agoIt's a kind of digital munition, there's no conventions for that
- daotoad 8mo agoRFC 3514 perhaps? https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3514.txt https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3514.txt
- dylan604 8mo agoYes, this is what I really had in mind but could not retrieve this from my memory banks. If the combatants are not going to properly identify themselves, then the risk of civilian casualties is going to be very high. I guess interlock breathalyzers was just the opening shot.
- LunaSea 8mo agoShould we introduce a new HTTP header : `X-CTF-TEAM: NSA` ?