By Keith O'Leary For decades, global stability relied on a predictable regulatory playbook: if a technology was dangerous, you controlled its physical and digital shipment. Under frameworks like the Wassenaar Arrangement, governments strictly monitored the export of surreptitious intrusion software (spyware) and advanced cryptanalytic tools. If an adversary wanted sophisticated cyber weapons, they had to buy proprietary code or build state-level supercomputers. Export control lists simply tracke...
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