Technology and National Security Law Reflection Series Paper 5: Legality of Cyber Weapons Under International Law

Siddharth Gautam* About the Author: The author is a 2020 graduate of National Law University, Delhi. Editor’s note: This post is part of the Reflection Series showcasing exceptional student essays from CCG-NLUD’s Seminar Course on Technology & National Security Law. In the present essay, the author reflects upon the following question: What are cyber weapons? […]

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Introducing the Reflection Series on CCG’s Technology and National Security Law and Policy Seminar Course Understanding the Anatomy of Cyber Enabled Crimes and their Governance The United Nations Ad-hoc Committee for Development of an International Cybercrime Convention: Overview and Key Observations from Week I of the Fifth Substantive Session. The United Nations Ad-hoc Committee for Development of an International Cybercrime Convention: Overview and Key Observations from Fourth Substantive Session (Part II) The United Nations Ad-hoc Committee for Development of an International Cybercrime Convention: Overview and Key Observations from Fourth Substantive Session CCG-NLUD’s Statement on International Cooperation to the Fifth Session of the Ad Hoc Committee to Elaborate a Comprehensive International Convention on Countering the Use of Information and Communication Technologies for Criminal Purposes The United Nations Ad-hoc Committee for Development of an International Cybercrime Convention: Overview and Key Observations from Week II of the Fifth Substantive Session The United Nations Ad-hoc Committee for Development of an International Cybercrime Convention: Overview and Key Observations from First Substantive Session S Ventures Invests in poolside, Next Generation AI for Software Engineering LABScon24 Replay | Let Them Eat Cake: “Secure by Upgrade” Software is a National Security Threat DPRK IT Workers | A Network of Active Front Companies and Their Links to China Cloud Malware | A Threat Hunter’s Guide to Analysis, Techniques and Delivery China’s Influence Ops | Twisting Tales of Volt Typhoon at Home and Abroad Zloader Banking a new Malware attack can be bypass Microsoft Signature Verification. YouTube disrupted in Pakistan as former PM Imran Khan streams speech Why security teams rely on Microsoft Defender Experts for XDR for managed detection and response WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram server down in Pakistan? What is a cyberattack? Wakaruyo – Browser Extension

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