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Vulnerable Models of Cyber Domains,cyberattacks, which usually cannot be regarded as offensive or illegal. Such attacks include mis/disinformation and influence campaigns by foreign actors. Fake stories and the promotion of anti-establishment sentiments can cause liberal and democratic values, institutions and structures to crumble.

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The Future of the Internet,llowed humanity to disregard the parameters of time and space. In rich countries but also in less fortunate ones, people use cyberspace—the internet—for work, education, leisure and even love. We spend a tremendous amount of our time online, creating and consuming content that in many cases is open

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Secure Cyber Domains (SCD): Mature Models,they can, and they have done so, but not under an internationally accepted umbrella. Moreover, they cannot retaliate over “stories” that have been spread online, even if these fake or misleading stories cause civil panic or unrest and harm the very essence of democracy and the democratic process, as demonstrated in Chaps.?.and..

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Sovereignty, Power, International Security and a Lack of International Law,at make and regulate cyberspace. However, if we consider every county as sovereign—and the starting point of this book is that countries strive to be sovereign—then we can conclude that a situation in which other countries can intervene in a country’s sovereignty is problematic.

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Book 2024rol. As the absence of binding international laws and norms leaves cyberspace largely unchecked, countries are seeking to establish their Sovereign Cyber Domains (SCD) - tightly controlled cyberspaces. In this illuminating monograph, the author explores how Russia, China, Iran, and others perceive t

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