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Journal Article
Cyber Weapons and Export Control: Incorporating Dual Use with the PrEP Model
2016
Overview
To date, our definition is an extensional one - we characterize a cyber tool (such as malware) as a weapon if it is used in a warfare-like manner. [...]the drafters of the Tallinn Manual characterize a cyber weapon by the effects it may have, rather than by its nature or components, or means of operation or construction.5 But that sort of ex post definition is unsatisfactory for a host of reasons. Yet, as we have said, no definition of a cyber weapon exists today other than a definition that operates only through practical application. [...]a definition \"may provide a basis for a more objective determination of the nature of activities in cyberspace,\"6 and would form the basis of a larger cyber weapons proliferation control enterprise.
Publisher
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
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