Cybersecurity refers to the organizational practices followed by the different multinational
companies to defend their computers, servers, mobile devices, and networks from malicious …

Social engineering has posed a serious threat to cyberspace security. To protect against
social engineering attacks, a fundamental work is to know what constitutes social …

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, dependency on the internet—notably, the utilization of
cyberspace—has increased, amplifying the virtual domain to a prominent role in everyone's …

This paper conceptualises digital displacement as both a way through which the digital,
dynamic and fragile spatialities of contentious politics can be examined and as a geographic …

Today, vital social infrastructures—electricity, finance, water, transportation, health and food—
are increasingly dependent on the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) …

Private or special-purpose wireless networks present a new technological trend for future
mobile communications, while one attractive application scenario is the wireless …

It is often predicted that rising powers such as China will seek to reshape the international
order as they gain influence. Drawing on comparative analysis of the maritime and cyber …

In order to better capture the dynamics of global cyber governance, it is important to go
beyond the established West vs. non-West dichotomy in the scholarly literature and thus …

In recent years, China has become one of the most prominent voices in the debate on the
future of Internet governance, in part through the aggressive promotion of what it calls a …

Despite extensive literature examining digital activism, there is limited geographical
research exploring the spatialities of digitally centred contentious politics. This article makes …