International Cyber Terrorism

information sovereignty and independence of another state. Professor Merezhko's
project suggests that the Internet ought to remain free from warfare tactics and be
treated as an international landmark. He states that the Internet (cyberspace) is a
"common heritage of mankind".
On the February 2017 RSA Conference Microsoft president Brad Smith suggested
global rules – a "Digital Geneva Convention" – for cyber attacks that "ban the nationstate
hacking of all the civilian aspects of our economic and political infrastructures". He
also stated that an independent organization could investigate and publicly disclose
evidence that attributes nation-state attacks to specific countries. Furthermore, he said
that the technology sector should collectively and neutrally work together to protect
Internet users and pledge to remain neutral in conflict and not aid governments in
offensive activity and to adopt a coordinated disclosure process for software and
hardware vulnerabilities.
Documentaries
In Films
• Hacking the Infrastructure: Cyber Warfare (2016) by Viceland
• Cyber War Threat (2015)
• Darknet, Hacker, Cyberwar (2017)
• Zero Days (2016)
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