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Cyber War and its Differences From Malicious Acts in Cyber Space

Siber Savaş ve Siber Ortamdaki Kötü Niyetli Hareketlerden Farkı

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181–198
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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In this article, “cyber war” has been discussed from the legal perspective and its differences from other malicious acts in cyber space has been examined

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Objective & Hypothesis:*T oday, it is considerably clear that information technologies, such as computers, telecommunication devices, and the internet have been used by almost all organizations and goverments.
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Key Findings & Data:As the world has become more and more reliant on technology and networked systems, not only have legitimate entities benefited from this trend, but also illegal groups, criminal entities and even goverments have been using cyber space and tools for their own benefits.Governments which are the leaders of technology has been equiping their armies for cyber war.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this article, “cyber war” has been discussed from the legal perspective and its differences from other malicious acts in cyber space has been examined
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⚙️Variables:Siber savaş · siber saldırı · siber suç

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*T oday, it is considerably clear that information technologies, such as computers, telecommunication devices, and the internet have been used by almost all organizations and goverments. As the world has become more and more reliant on technology and networked systems, not only have legitimate entities benefited from this trend, but also illegal groups, criminal entities and even goverments have been using cyber space and tools for their own benefits.Governments which are the leaders of technology has been equiping their armies for cyber war. Cyber war has been one of the most important threat against national security.Cyber space, which has no border, makes jurisdictional issues an important area of concern. While the legal system is trying to adapt to this battleground, its differences from other malicious acts in cyber space are tried to express. In this article, “cyber war” has been discussed from the legal perspective and its differences from other malicious acts in cyber space has been examined

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Günümüzde, bilgisayar, iletişim araçları ve internet gibi bilgi teknolojilerinin neredeyse tüm organizasyonlar ve devletler tarafından önemli derecede kullanıldığı açıktır. Dünya, internet ve iletişim sistemlerine gitgide daha bağımlı hale gelirken yasal kurumların yanında yasadışı kurumlar, suç organizasyonları ve hatta devletlerde siber ortamı ve araçları kendi yararları için kullanmaktadırlar. Teknoloji lideri ülkeler, ordularını siber savaş için hazırlamaktadırlar. Siber savaş ulusal güvenlik için en önemli tehditlerden biri olmuştur. Siber ortamın sınıra sahip olmaması yargılama konularını önemli bir ilgi alanı yapmaktadır. Hukuk sistemi, bu yeni savaş alanına uyum sağlamaya çalışırken siber ortamdaki kötü niyetli diğer hareketler arasındaki fark da ortaya konmaya çalışılmaktadır. Bu makalede, siber savaş hukuki açıdan tartışılmış, siber savaşın siber ortamdaki kötü niyetli diğer hareketlerden farkının neler olduğu incelenmiştir.

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YAYLA, M. (2022). Cyber War and its Differences From Malicious Acts in Cyber Space. Hacettepe Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 2, 181–198. https://ajindex.com/articles/528843

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