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Cyberattacks: The latest threat to international peace and security, and how international law can respond
Today it is accepted that states may not unilaterally attack each other using rifles, missiles, nuclear, or chemical weapons. But what about computer software such as worms and trojans which are capable of causing similar or greater damage? Are states permitted to attack each other using these so-ca...
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Department of Public Law
2021
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