Eye on the Prize - A Proposal for Legalizing Hacking Back - Adam Hogan

Explore a comprehensive conference talk on the controversial topic of legalizing hacking back. Delve into the historical context of privateers, examine legal debates surrounding cybersecurity, and analyze international law implications. Investigate the concept of "trans-boundary harm" and dissect the legal questions surrounding offensive cybersecurity measures. Learn about the proposed "prize court" system, accountability measures, and potential objections to legalizing hacking back. Examine case studies, discuss misattribution risks, and consider the responsibilities involved in offensive cyber operations. Evaluate proposals for regulating hacking back, including a two-tier justice system and insurance policies. Gain insights into the complexities of hacking across national boundaries and the ongoing debate surrounding this contentious cybersecurity issue.

Introduction
Hook you up
My goal
Research
Privateers
The Debate
Is it Legal
Bobcat Knack
Orin Kerr
International Law
Trans Boundary Harm
The Legal Question
Poisonous vs Venomous
Why Hacking Back Should Be Illegal
Objections
Accountability Transparency
How Privateers Work
The Prize Court
The Process
Public Notice
Interviews
The Mary Anne
You are completely responsible
Benjamin Franklin
Case Studies
The Race
Misattribution
Responsibility
Admiralty Courts
Incentives
Prize Court
Who deserves a letter of marque
If you still oppose hacking back
Hacking back is happening
Proposal to stop hacking back
Proposal to regulate hacking back
Twotier System of Justice
Bond
Twitter
Rocket Kitten
Insurance Policy
Hacking Across National Boundaries