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Journal of Modern Science tom 2/41/2019 Abstract Countries are investing more and more resources in developing off ensive and defensive capabilities in cyberspace. Th is is mainly caused by an increasing number of cyberattacks directed against both civilians and states. Th e subject of this article is an attempt to fi nd a defi nition of a cyberattack in the existing international humanitarian law of armed confl icts, with particular emphasis on the specifi city of cyberspace. Th e concept of cyberattack includes similarities with the concept of attack consolidated in international law. Diff erences in cybernetic space, however, introduce dissonance in terms of understanding the cyberattack and the possibility of applying to cyberattack existing legal norms. Th ese factors, on the other hand, have or may have a direct or indirect impact on the security and rights of the civilians.

Cyberattack in the context of international humanitarian law of armed conflicts