New America's Open Technology Institute (OTI) opposes proposals to authorize active cyber defense (also known as 'hacking-back') because they threaten to undermine cybersecurity rather than enhance it, and may result in harming innocent third parties.
Richmond discusses the dangers of allowing companies to hack back against cyber threats.
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