Cyber proxies and their implications for liberal democracies/ Tim Maurer
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The Washington Quarterly: Summer 2018, Vol.41 No.2, pp.171-188 (108)Summary: The definition of cyber proxies is based on gaining unauthorised access or carrying out distributed denial of service attacks against computer systems. The article discusses who are cyber proxies and what activities do they engage in? Why do cyber proxies matter? And what can be done about cyber proxies? The framework offered in this article is an attempt to help classify prototypical cases to compare them with those coming to light in the future.
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The definition of cyber proxies is based on gaining unauthorised access or carrying out distributed denial of service attacks against computer systems. The article discusses who are cyber proxies and what activities do they engage in? Why do cyber proxies matter? And what can be done about cyber proxies? The framework offered in this article is an attempt to help classify prototypical cases to compare them with those coming to light in the future.
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