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(2015) Philosophy & Technology 28 (3).
A great deal of attention has been paid in recent years to the legality of the actions of states and state agents in international and non-international cyber conflicts. Less attention has been paid to ethical considerations in these situations, and very little has been written regarding the ethics of the participation of non-state actors in such conflicts. In this article, I analyze different categories of non-state participation in cyber operations and undertake to show under what conditions such actions, though illegal, might be morally defensible.
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DOI: 10.1007/s13347-015-0187-x
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McReynolds, P. (2015). How to think about cyber conflicts involving non-state actors. Philosophy & Technology 28 (3), pp. 427-448.
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