Computer Security Scenarios A, B, and C

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This survey corresponds to scenarios in the paper "Ethical Frameworks and Computer Security Trolley Problems" by Tadayoshi Kohno (University of Washington), Yasemin Acar (George Washington University), and Wulf Loh (Universität Tübingen). The paper and more information are available online at https://securityethics.cs.washington.edu/.

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A Classic Dilemma: The Trolley Problem

Do nothing

Make the trolley take the alternate set of tracks

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Computer Security Scenario A: Medical Device Vulnerability

Not disclose the vulnerability to anyone

Disclose the vulnerability to the healthcare industry, patients, and the public

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Computer Security Scenario B: Research with Stolen Data

Not study the data

Study the data

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Computer Security Scenario C: Inadvertent Vulnerability "Disclosure"

Not report the vulnerability to Company C

Report the vulnerability to Company C

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