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- What: Although authoritative texts like the Tallinn Manual provide guidance for governing cyberspace the absence of explicit International Humanitarian (IHL) rules tailored to cyber operations remains a significant concern.The current frameworks are insufficient to effectively regulate armed in cyberspace.The Article discusses how cyber-attacks are regulated by the existing body of laws such as the United Nations Charter International humanitarian (IHL) international treaties. While the article discusses the obstacles to creating an international cyberwar convention, it highlights the need for further exploration of mechanisms for reliable attribution and enforcement of compliance. The article advocates for . . .
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