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Cyberattack / Hassan, Nadir

Hassan, Nadir	Article
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Cyber crime ; Cyberattack ; ISP ; Cyber Crime Bill

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ID: 108809

Prospects for global restraints on cyberattack / Steinbruner, John

Steinbruner, John	Journal Article
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2011.

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The Obama administration has issued four documents dealing with issues of cybersecurity. Two are concerned with protecting the United States against the many real and imagined forms of cyberattack,[1] one announces an effort to establish protective norms of behavior among "like-minded" countries,[2] and one accuses China and Russia of stealing economic information by cyberintrusion, making it evident that they are not included among the like-minded countries.

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United States ; China ; Russia ; Obama Administration ; Cyberattack ; Cybersecurity

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ID: 174999

Real hacking threat / Braw, Elisabeth

Braw, Elisabeth	Journal Article
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United States ; China ; Russia ; Presidential Elections ; Cyberattack ; Hacking Threat

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ID: 164964

Singapore in 2018 : global spotlight, regional anxieties, and leadership succession concerns / Ganesan, Narayanan

Ganesan, Narayanan	Journal Article
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In June, Singapore captured the global spotlight when it hosted the summit meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The regional political environment prompted anxiety, given the leadership transition in Malaysia. Domestically, political leadership transition and the opposition Workers’ Party’s lawsuit over allegations of mismanagement of town council funds were major issues.

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Cyberattack ; Mahathir Mohamad ; North Korea-US Summit ; PAP Leadership Transition ; Aljunied-Hougang Town Council

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Weighing the case for a convention to limit cyberwarfare / Elliott, David

Elliott, David	Journal Article
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Publication	2009.
Summary/Abstract	Cyberattack is emerging as a new type of nonlethal weapon that can cause substantial harm to society, especially when used in its most advanced version by countries at war. It may be time to consider an international convention to limit the initiation of such use, particularly against targets that are part of critical national infrastructure and are basically civilian.

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Cyberwarfare ; Civilian ; Nonlethal Weapon ; Cyberattack ; Cybersecurity

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