U.N. Cybercrime Pact to Be Signed in Hanoi Raises Hopes and Concerns
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UN cybercrime pact raises hopes and concerns, to be signed in Hanoi
A landmark UN cybercrime agreement aimed at curbing offenses that cost the global economy trillions of dollars annually is set to be signed by representatives from dozens of states in Hanoi this weekend, despite criticism over human rights risks. The convention, which would come into force after it is ratified by 40 states, is an unprecedented move that the United Nations expects will make responses to cybercrime quicker and more effective. Acti…
Representatives from several countries are set to sign a new UN cyber pact this weekend in Hanoi, aiming to build international cooperation to tackle cybercrime that wreaks havoc on the global economy.
UN cybercrime pact to be signed in Hanoi raises hopes, concerns
HANOI: A landmark UN cybercrime agreement aimed at curbing offences that cost the global economy trillions of dollars annually is set to be signed by representatives from dozens of states in Hanoi this weekend, despite criticism over human rights risks.The convention, which would come into force
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