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(Un)Sicherheit hinter dem Bildschirm: Die Versicherheitlichung des Internets

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Dieser Beitrag analysiert die Versicherheitlichung des Internets, welche in verschiedenen gesellschaftlichen Diskursen vorangetrieben wird. Es werden die distinktiven Merkmale dieser Diskurse, insbesondere die konstruierten Bedrohungen und die darauf geforderten Sicherheitsmaßnahmen im digitalen Raum analysiert. Das Internet erzeugt aufgrund seiner technischen Eigenheiten verschiedene Unsicherheitspotenziale, die anschießend rhetorisch aufgeladen werden. Obwohl sich die Bedrohungen (Cybercrime, Cyberwar, Terrorismus, File-Sharing, Hate-Speech) unterscheiden, gleichen sich die geforderten Sicherheitsmaßnahmen auf technologischer Ebene. Sie zielen darauf ab, die dezentrale und hierarchiefreie Kommunikationsstruktur des Internets zugunsten von mehr Kontrolle zu verändern. Aus diesen Debatten ergeben sich verschiedene Entwicklungen und Trends der Versicherheitlichung und Militarisierung des Internets, die im letzten Teil diskutiert werden.

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Schulze, M. (2016). (Un)Sicherheit hinter dem Bildschirm: Die Versicherheitlichung des Internets. In: Fischer, S., Masala, C. (eds) Innere Sicherheit nach 9/11. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-02638-7_9

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