Network eavesdropping
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Department of Cyber Security Law and New Technologies of the Institute of Law of the War Studies Academy in Warsaw
Publication date: 2021-09-20
Cybersecurity and Law 2021;5(1):53-63
KEYWORDS
surveillance of ICT networksnetwork eavesdroppingnetwork wiretappingcybercrimeConvention on Cybercrimedirective 2013/40
ABSTRACT
The subject of the article is the surveillance of ICT networks, commonly known as network eavesdropping or network wiretapping. First, the author presents the basic technical aspects of wiretapping. The main part of the article discusses international regulations (the Convention on Cybercrime), European Union regulations (Directive 2013/40 on attacks against information systems) and Polish regulations (Penal Code) concerning network eavesdropping. The last part of the article contains conclusions from the comparison of the provisions of the Cybercrime Convention, Directive 2013/40 and the Polish Penal Code.
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