Today’s technological developments have resulted in the emergence of various new crimes threatening the international community. In recent decades, there have been various forms of cybercrimes targeted at the communication networks and defense systems of countries by other countries, known as cyber warfare. Unfortunately, international law has not specified this as a crime, but its impact has caused violations of sovereignty and disruption of national security, resulting in material loss, breakdown of communication networks and obstruction of social and public services based on the internet, such as what happened in Estonia in 2007. This article is a normative study that analyzes the elements of cybercrime relating to threats to a country’s security. The modification of the cybercrime concept is necessary to designate cybercrimes as crimes of aggression amid technological development to maintain stability in the international community.

1. Introduction
2. Cyber Crime and its Development as an InternationalCrime
3. Concept and Complexity of the Crime of Aggressionas an International Crime
4. The Development of Cyberwarfare towards KineticWarfare
5. International Law to Reduce the Gap between Cybercrimeand Cyber aggression
    A. The UN Charter
    B. The Law of Armed Conflict
6. Conclusion

• Maskun(Hasanuddin University)
• Achmad(Hasanuddin University)
• Naswar(Hasanuddin University)
• Hasbi Assidiq(Hasanuddin University)
• Armelia Syafira(Hasanuddin University)
• Marthen Napang(Hasanuddin University)
• Marcel Hendrapati(Hasanuddin University)