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Upload your final to Canvas as a PDF fileMake sure you read the instructions on the Final ExamUse this file-naming convention: LastName-FirstName-FinalExam-Paper.Paper Assignment RequirementsThis paper will be 500-550 words and not more or less for full credit. Every 50 extra words will cause a 1 point loss. The paper will require at least three APA style references that are retrievable (functioning URLs).  References with “no name” and/or “no date” will not count. The class textbook reference will also not count, however it can be cited and given in the reference list. The exam paper will earn 50 points. The document format will be 12 point Times new roman typeface, paragraph spacing double line, margins 1’ left, right, top and bottom.The grading rubric will run as follows:Word limit met 10 pointsNo grammatical or spelling errors 5 pointsDocument format and style 5 pointsContent is adequate 20 pointsReference requirements met 10 points Can an International Legal Framework for hackback be established?If a corporation or government institution is faced with a devastating cyberattack from either a nation state or hacktivist group, there is no legal provision to hackback. The U.S. government leaves that discretion to the Chief Executive, or President. This illegality of a hackback is largely premised on a challenge for the “whodunit” problem, or in legal terms “the proof beyond reasonable doubt”. Describe how approaches to international challenges like fighting infectious diseases (for example tuberculosis, or smallpox) by the international community in cooperation with the Center for Diseases Control (CDC), or establishing maritime laws to fight against piracy on the high seas, and the limiting of nuclear weapons proliferation, can help address cyberwarfare rules of engagement or hackbak, on an international level. Give examples and references in support of your arguments.  Will the world see the day when the equivalent of a “cyber CDC” is established or rules set that govern cyber-warfare and the control of cyber-weapons proliferation? Why can’t governments agree on some basic agreeable principals for cyberwarfare?