Testing Attribution: Who Was Behind the Device?
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Records name accounts and devices. Courts try people. Attribution is the work of closing that gap: showing which person did the act.
Focus: an account is not a device, and a device is not a person. Each step needs its own proof. This unit gives both sides the questions that test that proof.
Learning objectives
- Separate three claims: about an account, about a device, and about a person.
- List the kinds of evidence that can link a person to a message, a file or a page.
- Test a "someone else did it" account fairly, from both sides.
- Use time correctly when you place a person at a device.
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