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Cyber Countermeasures and Effects on Third Parties: the International Legal Regime
The article examines countermeasures under the law of State responsibility that involve cyber operations. In particular, it explores the international law issues that arise when cyber countermeasures affect third States and other third parties. The article concludes that the critical distinction is between effects on third State and party rights and mere interests of third States and parties.