On February 18–19, a two-day seminar titled “Cyberattacks as Elements of the Crime of Aggression and Attribution Issues” took place. It was organized by the Council of Europe’s CyberUA project together with the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
Key topics covered during the event included:
– Principles and practice of international law regarding the crime of aggression
– Methods and tools for attributing cyberattacks and cybercrime
– The role of cyberattacks and cybercrime in the crime of aggression and the regulatory framework of Ukrainian legislation
– Methods and tools for attributing cyberattacks and cybercrime
During the seminar, Serhii Denysenko spoke to participants about methods and tools for attributing cyberattacks, the digital evidence handling cycle, and the specifics of conducting forensic computer and technical examinations.
CyberLab believes that such seminars help improve the knowledge and skills needed to work with electronic evidence used in criminal proceedings concerning war crimes against Ukraine.
