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If a person engaged in cyber operations during an armed conflict is a member of an organised armed group not belonging to a party to the conflict, it does not matter if the group and its members comply with the four criteria of combatancy. That person will not have combatant status and therefore not be entitled to combatant immunity or to be treated as a prisoner of war. Such a person would be an ‘unprivileged belligerent’,
Tallinn Manual 2.0 on the International Law Applicable to Cyber Operations
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