Information War Crimes: Mitnick Meets Milosevic.

摘要

In this paper the author examines areas of overlap between information crimes (also known as hacking and cyberterrorism) and traditional war crimes as defined by the internationally accepted laws of armed conflict paying special attention to the principles of chivalry, humanity, proportionality, and military necessity. This paper further explores the potential culpability of information warfare practitioners should this intersection of information warfare and war crimes become codified into international law.