Cyber War: The Future of Conflict in the 21st Century

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Matt Sleat, Politics. The use of cyber-weapons has opened up a new ‘front’ in contemporary international conflict. The unique nature of cyber-war undermines many aspects of our traditional understanding of the nature of warfare and the ethical conditions that should regulate it. Yet despite the fact that cyber-weapons have been frequently employed in recent years, there has been worryingly little reflection on the question of the moral constraints that should restrain their use.

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