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Cyberwarfare ethics, or how Facebook could accidentally make its engineers …
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Without clear rules for cyberwarfare, technology workers could find themselves fair game in enemy attacks and counterattacks. If they participate in military cyberoperations—intentionally or not—employees at Facebook, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo … |
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Israeli expert seeks ethics code for cyber warfare
Haaretz Israeli expert seeks ethics code for cyber warfare. Study by Col. Sharon Afek, former deputy military advocate general, predicts a cyber arms race, 'massive battle between East and West over the character of the future legal regime.' By Gili Cohen | Jan. |
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NPS professors awarded prestigious grant to explore ethics of cyberwarfare
DVIDS NPS Assistant Professor of Philosophy Bradley “BJ” Strawser and Professor of Computer Science Neil C. Rowe are pictured outside the Naval Postgraduate School's Herrmann Hall. The National Science Foundation recently awarded Strawser and Rowe a … |
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Prof wins $ 500000 NSF grant to study ethics of cyberwarfare
WMU News KALAMAZOO—A Western Michigan University professor has been awarded a $ 500,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study ethical issues associated with cyberwarfare. Dr. Fritz Allhoff, associate professor of philosophy, received the grant as … |