Hacking Humanitarians? IHL and the protection of humanitarian organizations against cyber operations – EJIL: Talk!

For some years, experts have cautioned that the more humanitarian organizations collect data, the more they ‘are exposed to a growing wave of digital attacks and cyber espionage, and have become highly prized targets’. In late January 2020, the issue made headlines: The New Humanitarian reported a ‘sophisticated’ cyber operation against the UN, including the […]

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Hacking Humanitarians? IHL and the protection of humanitarian organizations against cyber operations – EJIL: Talk!

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