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Cybersecurity, moral panics and the law of confidential information
This paper is about the trend to criminalisation of the protection of confidential information, and its justifications. In New Zealand as elsewhere, fears of foreign hackers and of breaches of national cybersecurity have been used to create a form of moral panic, justifying the extension of electron
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