This paper examines the restructuring of cybersecurity legal liability distribution mechanisms under the 6G endogenous security concept. It begins by analyzing the conceptual characteristics of 6G endogenous security and its challenges to traditional cybersecurity legal liability systems, highlighting the necessity for restructuring liability distribution mechanisms. Subsequently, it elaborates on the current cybersecurity legal liability distribution mechanism and its limitations in the 6G era. Building upon this foundation, the paper proposes four aspects of restructuring the cybersecurity legal liability distribution mechanism under the 6G endogenous security concept: diversified repositioning of liability subjects, dynamic division and coordination of liability scope, technologically intelligent liability determination standards, and innovative improvement of accountability mechanisms. Furthermore, the paper presents three legal countermeasures to ensure the effective implementation of 6G endogenous security liability distribution mechanism: improving legislation to establish a legal framework adapted to the 6G era, strengthening supervision to implement efficient technical support and monitoring mechanisms, and fostering innovation to facilitate a multi-party collaborative security ecosystem. These measures collectively aim to enhance the regulatory framework governing cybersecurity liability in the emerging 6G network environment.

Jiazheng Lv. Research on the Legal Liability Distribution Mechanism of Cybersecurity under the Endogenous Security Concept of 6G Networks. Academic Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (2024) Vol. 7, Issue 11: 92-97. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJHSS.2024.071114.

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