THE TECHNICAL BORDERS OF CYBERSPACE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34752/2023-l285Słowa kluczowe:
cyberspace, ICT infrastructure, incidents, world wide webAbstrakt
Cyberspace is a domain of information collecting, storing and processing in a digital form. It operates based on digital signal transmission but sometimes, which is often forgotten, based on electromagnetic radiation. The literature analyses indicate that cyberspace is intangible in its essence but functions owing to ICT infrastructure that generates and sends the signals. A cyberspace user, i.e., a human, takes action based on measurable and geographically located infrastructure which exists in the material world but penetrates the “aterritorial” cyberspace. This paper aims to present various perspectives on the attempted answer to the question of whether technical borders of cyberspace exist.
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