Computer Security Ethics Scenarios D*
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
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Computer Security Scenario D1: Vulnerability Disclosure (Base Case)
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Computer Security Scenario D2: Vulnerability Disclosure (Legal Threat)
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Computer Security Scenario D3: Vulnerability Disclosure (Legal Threat with Uncertainty)
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Computer Security Scenario D4: Vulnerability Disclosure (Legal Threat with Uncertainty and Uncertain Adversaries)
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Computer Security Scenario D5: Vulnerability Disclosure (Legal Threat, Security Responsible)
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Computer Security Scenario D6: Vulnerability Disclosure (Legal Threat, Security Responsible, Career-critical Research)
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Computer Security Scenario D7: Vulnerability Disclosure (Legal Company, Law-breaking Users)
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