U.S. Cyber Command, Russia and Critical Infrastructure: What Norms and Laws Apply?

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Emplacing malware in critical infrastructure on which the civilian population depends is a decision States must not take lightly. It may also violate international law, but 'responding in kind' may be legally justified.Full Story

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