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| Source |  CSO |
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| Identifiant | 8305834 |
| Date de publication | 2023-01-31 02:00:00 (vue: 2023-01-31 11:08:33) |
| Titre | New UN cybercrime convention has a long way to go in a tight timeframe |
| Texte | Cybercrime is a growing scourge that transcends borders, spreading across the boundaries of virtually all the world's nearly 200 nation-states. From ransomware attacks to rampant cryptocurrency theft, criminal exploitation of borderless digital systems threatens global economic security and the political welfare of all countries.Now, the United Nations has a major initiative to develop a new and more inclusive approach to addressing cybercrime that would replace a two-decades-old international cybercrime convention. This revised global approach could spark new laws worldwide to battle cybercrime more effectively. However, concerns over the scope of the emerging international convention and its possible threats to free speech, privacy, and cybersecurity research, among other issues, have emerged following the recent release of early drafts of the new convention.To read this article in full, please click here |
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| Condensat | 200 across addressing all among approach article attacks battle borderless borders boundaries click concerns convention could countries criminal cryptocurrency cybercrime cybersecurity decades develop digital drafts early economic effectively emerged emerging exploitation following free from full global growing has have here however inclusive initiative international issues its laws long major more nation nations nearly new now old other over please political possible privacy rampant ransomware read recent release replace research revised scope scourge security spark speech spreading states systems theft threatens threats tight timeframe transcends two united virtually way welfare world worldwide would |
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