How would this work without having to totally prevent anonymity on the internet? As long as you can log in from a country that doesn’t care about cybercrime, how would you prevent people from hacking others? You’ll never punish a North Korean hacker

I think in this case, it's the hackers that are supposed to be deanonymised and prosecuted. Deanonymization in general is hard, but while they still use the IP, it's not. ISP already do store the IP mapping for precisely this case.

> You’ll never punish a North Korean hacker

You don't need to, you can fine the whole country.

Companies have shown they just take what they want, morality is basically a non-existent concept in the corporate world.

How often do we hear "It's the cost of doing business"?

You mean classical society did that. Modern society more and more needs the locks again.

>Modern society protects from crime using punishment and moral norms.

theoretically, yes