Cyber warfare has been defined as actions employed by a nation to sabotage or destroy the computer resources of another nation. The video on Stuxnet discussed how malware is used for cyber warfare by targeting specific systems and geographical boundaries to launch attacks. You heard about the high sophistication and complexity of the malware. The malware was out in the wild for one year without anyone detecting its presence. This opens a new era in the application of malware for cyber warfare. Is it acceptable to create malware to stop activities that threaten national security? Why? Could there be any consequences associated with this? Please explain. If malware is created to defend a nation from these types of attacks, are there any legal ramifications? What would they be? Explain. Also, discuss whether you think its appropriate to make these attacks public. Why or why not? Explain the consequences of allowing the public to have knowledge of the workings of these software.