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and Cyberwarfare, which occurs against a state. Cyberbullying may occur directly by targeting the computers and viruses or by using Denial of service attacks, which is an attempt to make a network or machine unavailable to its projected users. A software called malware is used to gain access ...
To understand the gravity of CW and its consequences, the following real-life examples need to be considered. At the outset, however, it is important to mention that the reason there is so little regulation (see checklist: “ An Agenda for Action for Regulating High-Level Cyber Warfare ...
The current developments in cybersecurity and cyberwarfare certainly have a number of implications but the aim of this article is to explore five consequences which are critical when evaluating both political and military aspects of cyberwarfare and its political future: the race for talented people;...
Cyberwarfare Prevention: Network security is crucial for national security, as cyberattacks disrupt essential services. Governments can deter cyberattacks by protecting critical infrastructure networks with network security. Protection Against Legal Consequences: The biggest importance of network security lies ...
NATO just added cyber weapons to its armoury Military alliance wants to encompass member countries' cyberwarfare capabilities into its options. Cyberwar game tests politicians' ability to deal with a major attack EU Cybrid cyber defence exercise is the first to involve senior politicians. ...
Cyberfraud knows no boundaries and increases with the emergence of technology adoption. The remarkable rise of cybercrime and its catastrophic consequences pose a significant threat to financial institutions in India. Existing literature proves that banks are most affected among other sectors due to their...
5.1.5Cyberwarfare Cyberwarfarecan be another prominent attack motive that poses a threat to its targets and has considerable economic consequences. An attack of this nature is usually carried out by a group of proficient members of a military or terror organization. The assailants, in this case...
2.1. Cyber-Attacks and Security Risks There are three major security factors that are typically considered as risks: (1) attacks—who is attacking, vulnerabilities in the system; (2) the flaws or security pockets that they are attacking, and the impacts; (3) the consequences of the attack....
law can be applied to digital warfare. This work has formed the basis of the Tallinn Manual, a textbook prepared by the group and backed by the NATO-affiliated Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCoE) based in the Estonian capital of Tallinn, from which the manual takes its ...