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Keywords -

• Tautology: an unnecessarily repetitive statement eg murder is wrong where murder is wrongful killing, eg. a free gift

• Reinforced Learning (RL): SDG - Sustainable Development Goals

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1. What are the success conditions for doing the right thing? </aside>

Semantics of predicate logic*

perceive - come to know

Omnibenevolent means being all-loving and infinitely good, a characteristic typically attributed to a deity

Pascal’s wager - you don’t have anything to lose if you do believe in Jesus

Logically knowing something is not enough to believe something fundamentally.

Convention - a usual or accepted way of behaving,

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Reading notes

Ethics in cybersecurity research and practice

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Introduction

Professional ethics, normative ethics, within cybersecurity

Attempts to professionalise the cybersecurity space

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Academia Case study

Research to Investigate the firewalls around the world.

Academics designed and deployed a script to infect user’s machines without informed consent. Script makes connections between user’s machines and websites likely forbidden by governments of user’s countries

The problem

• integrity based not honour based culture - social standing is dependent on how you behave and not how other people treat you.
• There is great harm that could potentially happen to individuals as a result of the research method

Academics did approach the REBs but they REFUSED to review because it was not Human subjects research nor did it collect PII

• The paper was submitted to and accepted by SIGCOMM 2015 program committee notes that it is methodically iffy
• Extractivism? the individual’s computers are the raw resource </aside>

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