It's a great post. And it raises some super interesting questions!
So I decided to dive into the details about why, at least outside of some extreme cases, tech cos aren't close to becoming direct participants in the war.
Along the way:
When do you become a "direct participant in hostilities"?
What does it mean if you do?
Does co-locating or handling mil data make you a participant?
And could it drag the US into war with Russia even if they did?
https://www.pwnallthethings.com/p/no-tech-companies-and-cybersecurity
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@flsounds that was nice. thanks for sharing.
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