As a 45-year-old law student who spent 17 years in the "Silicon Valley" of systems engineering before shifting to the "Shastri Bhawan" of legal codes, I’ve learned that the most dangerous bugs aren't always in the software; sometimes, they are in the International Order. On March 4, 2026, a "system crash" occurred in the Indian Ocean that every aspiring lawyer and IT professional needs to analyse. The sinking of the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena by a US Navy torpedo isn't just a headline; it’s a masterclass in the breakdown of Maritime Law and the emergence of Cyber-Physical Warfare. The "Innocent...